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| Blue pine infected by Dwarf Mistletoe, it's found rampantly infecting pine growth and as well as modifying the stand structure. |
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| Mushroom found growing underneath the pine forest. Grows usually during the peak of monsoon. |
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| Paro Rimpung Dzong captured from cantilever bridge. I am always fascinated whenever I see this structure. |
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| Trail towards Paro Taktshang; appreciated the way trail is maintained! |
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| Walking along the trail surrounded by pristine nature and colorful prayer flags makes it most amazing hike. I always enjoy it! |
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| One of the most magnificent structure in Bhutan engraved with traditional architecture. |
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| We took two and half hours to hike towards Taktshang, which is located around 3100 meters above sea level. It is worth a hike. This was my second visit whereas two of my team members were first timer. They were really fascinated by its architecture, significance and location, which made them really out of words to describe their excitement. |
Beautiful place, beautiful pics. Someday I hope to travel to your beautiful country :)
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Thank you Natasha for your good comments and nominating me for the challenge. I will try to do my best. :)
DeleteThe photos are very beautiful and it has been my dream to visit Bhutan. It is very expensive for us to visit Bhutan but I will do it someday.
ReplyDeleteYour shots reminds me of my trips to Japan and China where there is so much historical sites too.
Thank you so much! Indeed its a very beautiful place and you would probably find happiness hidden mystically on your way. Best of luck!
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