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Tag Archives: thimpu
Bhutan Hotel Reviews
Hotel Druk, Phuentsholing Hotel Druk in Phuentsholing was a very classy place and it set a high standard. The reception staff was efficient, if a little bit formal, but nice enough. The room was well maintained and immaculate. The beds … Continue reading
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Stories and Other Thoughts
Debbie writes: The Goddess of Compassion would reach down into hell and lift people up to heaven. She did this continuously. Each time she lifted people up and then turned around, there were more people in hell to lift up. … Continue reading
Traveling with Murray
I admit it. I take advantage of Murray. You see, Murray will talk to anyone. He is interested in what everyone is doing and what they have to say. I just tag along and absorb the experience. Yesterday, at the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bhutan, school of arts and crafts, takin, takin sanctuary, thimpu
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Thimpu
Our first stop today was the Iron Bridge. Bridges were made of wood, until a Tibetan bridge-builder named Thangtong Gyalpo came along and introduced using iron to support the bridge deck. Great chain links span the river and support a … Continue reading