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Video taken at Paro Tsechu (religious festival) in the Himalayan Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan, 2006
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From our site: www.mousetourstravel s.com We explore the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan for the second time, 30 years after our first visit, a few changes but still magic.
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Paro Tshechu lasts five days and it is celebrated with cham (dances) and music. It is colourful and beautiful. In the morning of the last day the Paro Thongdrol (Thanka) is unfolded and a ceremony perfomed. The festival is an unforgettable event.
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The Paro Festival (Tshechu) is a highlight. All Tshechus are religious festivals with dances (chams) and music. Most of the dances are performed by monks and with wonderful dresses and masks. Paro Festival lasts five days and is beautiful and colorful.
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http://honolulucityd ates.blogspot.com presents Art After Dark Honolulu Academy of Arts Dragon Thunder. The Academy hosts Art after Dark on the last Friday of most months. Popular attraction featuring food, drinks, performances, art and dance. see http://honolulucityd ates.blogspot.com for more outing and dining ideas.
Third section of book, I travel to Bhutan to find a Buddhist master. This is a ceremony at the Burning Lake to honor a terton or treasure finder, Pema Lingpa. Two minutes later, we were attacked by bees!
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Some people of the Himalayas! The pics from the "road crews from India" were taken from a moving bus that is the reason for the blurred result. You will see the road is mostly constucted by hand, pounding rocks to make gravel, sifting dirt to make sand, hand forming curbs, boiling tar...amazing! The other pics speak for themselves...enjoy!
