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    Lucky to have a window seat!: by krodin, Views[13625]
         		 gotta love these mountains!: by krodin, Views[13420]
         		 view from plane: by krodin, Views[13541]
         		 view from plane: by krodin, Views[13490]
         		 view from plane entering Paro: by krodin, Views[13339]
     
    Protective dakini greeting visitors, Paro Airport: by krodin, Views[376]
         		 Ngawang Namgyal's fortress : by krodin, Views[359]
         		 main Chorten at Dochla Pass: by krodin, Views[313]
         		 Dochla Pass: by krodin, Views[331]
         		 back entrance to Dordenma: by krodin, Views[316]
     
    back entrance to Dordenma: by krodin, Views[302]
         		 Chorten at Dordenma: by krodin, Views[378]
         		 Dordenma plaza: by krodin, Views[326]
         		 Great Buddha Dordenma: by krodin, Views[14919]
         		 people gathering in the rain to hear the lama's recitation, Dordenma: by krodin, Views[332]
     
    looking down the staircase at Dordenma: by krodin, Views[311]
         		 National Government Building and King's Palace: by krodin, Views[387]
         		 growing Thimphu - notice the houses and roofs: by krodin, Views[340]
         		 National Memorial Chorten from the front: by krodin, Views[351]
         		 Prayer Wheels, National Memorial Chorten: by krodin, Views[344]
     
    butter tea lamp house, National Memorial Chorten: by krodin, Views[373]
         		 backside of National Memorial Chorten: by krodin, Views[331]
         		 monks at National Memorial Chorten: by krodin, Views[363]
         		 Bhutan's international airport, Paro: by krodin, Views[400]
         		 the National Museum: by krodin, Views[366]
     
    view of Paro Valley from the National Museum: by krodin, Views[341]
         		 view of Paro Valley from the hotel room: by krodin, Views[358]
         		 view of Tiger's Nest form the parking lot: by krodin, Views[334]
         		 view from the beginning of the path: by krodin, Views[323]
         		 Chorten house with water powered praye rwheel, on path to Tiger's Nest: by krodin, Views[362]
     
    Tiger's Nest Monastery: by krodin, Views[346]
         		 waterfall created by Guru Rinpoche's prayer beads: by krodin, Views[479]
         		 Yeshe Tsogyal profile on cliff face, Tiger's Nest: by krodin, Views[261]
         		 one goes down to go up, Tiger's Nest: by krodin, Views[394]
         		 view from Tiger's Nest: by krodin, Views[333]
     
    Former head of Bhutanese religious order's meditation cave: by krodin, Views[273]
         		 Zangdopelri Paro: by krodin, Views[335]
         		 Dumtseg Lhakhang Stupa: by krodin, Views[345]
         		 Auspicious symbols on shop: by krodin, Views[307]
         		 shrine in grocery store: by krodin, Views[322]
     
    mystical clouds over Paro valley: by krodin, Views[312]
         		 Everest from the plane: by krodin, Views[331]
         		 view from the plane: by krodin, Views[342]
         		 view from the plane: by krodin, Views[300]
         		 Broccoli ema datsi: by bhutanesefoodie, Views[14418]
     
    Broccoli ema datsi: by bhutanesefoodie, Views[14342]
         		 Chili and garlic: by bhutanesefoodie, Views[14038]
         		 ingredient : by bhutanesefoodie, Views[14300]
         		 Seek enlightenment: by aliceonthelam, Views[1392]
         		 Respect nature: by aliceonthelam, Views[841]
     
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    Finding my soul was a process of experiencing the totally of all my senses, being willing to expand myself, push my boundaries and to act on my dreams. This is the result. Tasting my soul: Temple Basin in the snow. I used to avoid the cold; it reminded me too much of what it felt like to be empty inside. This journey taught me that the biting taste of ice cold every day gave me a sharp reminder that I was indeed, alive. Here, I learnt to appreciate that beauty can be found in the coldest of places and the smallest conveniences can bring the greatest delight. Dry socks, a warm drink and a tired smile warms the coldest of toes.: by kristieamadio, Views[392]
    Finding my soul was a process of experiencing the totally of all my senses, being willing to expand myself, push my boundaries and to act on my dreams. This is the result. Tasting my soul: Temple Basin in the snow. I used to avoid the cold; it reminded me too much of what it felt like to be empty inside. This journey taught me that the biting taste of ice cold every day gave me a sharp reminder that I was indeed, alive. Here, I learnt to appreciate that beauty can be found in the coldest of places and the smallest conveniences can bring the greatest delight. Dry socks, a warm drink and a tired smile warms the coldest of toes.

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