Dzongs and Chortens | Thimphu to Wangdue, Bhutan

April 11, 2014 · by Tim Dreese · in Bhutan. ·

DECORATIVE DOORS AND PASSAGEWAYS Doorways are creatively adorned with architectural details, drawings, and paintings that give each passageway a unique look and sense of importance, contrasting against the whitewashed stone walls.

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6 responses to “Dzongs and Chortens | Thimphu to Wangdue, Bhutan”

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tommyshaw June 23, 2014 at 6:45 am · · Reply →

Loving you’re posts on Bhutan, I have been wanting to do some trekking through this part of the world. It looks amazing.
Great blog!

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- Tim Dreese June 28, 2014 at 10:07 am · · Reply →
  
  Thanks, Tommy for your comments . . . looks like you are creating some adventures of your own! If you would like more info on Bhutan, email me and I can perhaps provide more info. Bhutan was one of those “once in a lifetime” experiences for me.
  
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  - tommyshaw June 30, 2014 at 6:48 am · ·
    
    Thanks mate, I just might do that 🙂
    
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Tricia A. Mitchell April 8, 2015 at 1:49 pm · · Reply →

“Once in a lifetime” indeed. We haven’t yet had the fortune to visit Bhutan, but it is certainly on our wish list. How much time did you spend there?

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- Tim Dreese May 3, 2015 at 1:45 pm · · Reply →
  
  We spent about 12 days in Bhutan, including the 5 days of trekking between Paro and Thimphu. More time, of course, would be required to experience the entire country (we did not have the chance to visit the eastern half of Bhutan. I highly recommend visiting this very friendly, very scenic and interesting part of the world.
  
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