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Jo, and Local Ladies
The Young Man on the Left Studies in Perth
Bhutanese Cuisine Uses Chilli, a Lot
A Family of Takin
National Animal of Bhutan - Takin
Thimphu's "Dancing Policeman"
Prayer Wheels - Zangto Pelri Lhakhang
Prayer Wheels - National Memorial Chorten
We Climbed to Buddha Dordenma
Perhaps her Grandparents
Inside Simtokha Dzong, Thimphu
Throat Singing Leads the Prayers
Cheri Goemba
Penis Paintings, on a Seemingly Abandoned Home
View to Pangri Zampa
View from Dochu La
A Kitten Draped in a Pot Plant
Morning Meditation
Over the Rice Fields
Jo and Sonam
Cat Relaxation and Meditation
One of Bhutan's Longest Suspension Bridges
The Obligatory Picture of Punakha Dzong
Eventually we were Seated
Searching for Space to Sit
Joining the Crowd
Everyone Wears their Finest
Bhutan Baggage Carousel
Old Muscat Gate
We Ordered Too Much
On our Walk, Wadi Shab
Wadi Shab
Hmm, Adulterous Soap
Deeper in Wadi Bani Khalid
Chai by the Water
By the Lake, Wadi Bani Khalid
Culturally Appropriate Signage
Inside Jabrin Castle
Beehive Tombs, Al Ayn
Another View From the Balcony Walk
A Stop on the Balcony Walk
Wadi Ghul Viewpoint
Bahla Fort Interior
Bahla Fort
Nizwa Fort's Destinctive Tower
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On our way out of the Dzong, leaving the tsechu, we passed many families stopping to take photos of each other to remember the day. We found it easy to be included, and realised they liked taking us in their photos as much as we enjoyed them being included in ours.
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