Druk-Nim

13/08/2023

If you have never visited the valleys, the view from the mountain top is not breathtaking…..Robin Sharma

06/08/2023

Breathe taking!

01/06/2023

14/05/2023

Chorten-Stupa

05/05/2023

Let’s boost your luck with prayer flag!

01/05/2023

Highlight of Bhutan!

16/04/2023

Reminder to do good!

10/04/2023

Lot more to see!

07/04/2023

Lot more to explore 🇧🇹

30/03/2023

View that you never gets tired of seeing

27/02/2023

Chorten Nyingpo the Lhakhang is located in Kabesa Geog in Punakha. Approximately eight kilometers from the main road.
In the 15th century corresponding to the 8th Rabjung (name of a cycle of 60 years starting with rabbit year) while the famous yogi Lam Drukpa Kuenley was on his way to Bhutan from Tibet, he passed by a village in Punakha known as Jiligang (the above story). On reaching the village he tossed away the partially burnt wood that he was carrying with him. The burnt wood landed in the present site where the temple stands. The wood grew into a vigorous leafy tree and deeming it as an auspicious omen later decided to build a temple near the tree. In the 18th century corresponding to the 13th Rabjung, Chogtrul Jigme Singye (1742-89), the 4th reincarnation of Lama Thripa (Gyalse Tenzin Rabgay), visited the place and built the present temple.
Nyingpo

25/02/2023

Dechenphu Lhakhang is the scared home of Geynyen Jagpa Melen, the protective deity of the country. Among numerous Lhakhang built in within Thimphu, Dechenphu Lhakhang is one of the most visited monasteries in Bhutan.

01/12/2022

Finding mountain gold!

13/11/2022

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