Bhutan- The fulfilment of a long-held dream! (The conclusion!)
Kyichu Lhakhang, back to Phuentsholing via Chukha, Bagdogra and finally back to pavillion! The time to head back was almost upon us. It felt as if we would never get enough of this amazing, peaceful place that shares a border with our country, but is as different as can be. A country that not only takes pride in their unique culture, but actively works towards preserving it; a country ably led by a charismatic and humble ruler who not only thinks about the present generation, but the future generation as well; a country that is firmly traditional, but at the same time is actively incorporating the modern values where essential. Believe it or not, each of us had googled if there was any way we could become Bhutanese citizens!! (Turns out, the only practical way to do that is marry a Bhutanese 😁) FOUR HARMONIUS FRIENDS: One of the most universally seen paintings across Bhutan, with a beautiful meaning. The painting is said to symbolize environmental and social harmo