Chorten on the way down to the Paro valley
Fantastic panorama view over the plateau
Way up to the DagaLa (pass 3200 m)
Bhutanese herds woman selling cheese
Mithe our friend and guide assistance
Our horses have a rest
Bhutanese farm house
Genekha village
Pupils of the Genekha Primary School
Memorial Chorten in Thimphu
Bedroom inside the farmhouse
Overland bus starts in early morning
Selling the piggy banks for saving the money
Selling fresh freshwater fish out of the Mekong
Morning market at the bus station in Pakse
Family tombs at a buddhist cementery
Family tombs at a buddhist cementery
New built temple near Wat Luang in Pakse
Lao kids at the Mekong river bank
Having fun at the river bank
Maenam Se mounths into the Mekong river
Simple guest house in Pakse
Ant larvae to sell for cooking
View back to the small village
Kids in Wangdue Phodrang
Our hosts farmhouse in the Paro valley
Our host family
Downtown in Thimphu
Thanka painting in Thimphu
Visit an elementary school in Thimphu
Bhutanese kids interested in coversation
We reach the DagaLa (pass 3200 m)
A stone hut without a roof
A steep climb up to the Labatana lakes
Pack back in the tent and raise our sleeping bags
A thin snow layer covered the hills
Reaching the end of the plateau
Phima our tour guide
Preparing the steps for our horses ...
Prepare the way for the horses
Old nun spins her mala
Samdrup Jongkhar the border to India
Bhutan Post Express
Tashigang city place
At the highest point of the highway (3800 m)
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Residential area on the way to Thimphu


On the way back to the Paro valley and to Thimphu we passed a small village were we could rest for a while. I forgot its name but not the warm hospitality from the villagers and the invitation to visit their rebuilt monastery. The drawing of the phallus on house walls is a sign for the power and protection against bad influences. In Bhutan the phallus is an integral part of ceremonies observed by communities, commonly used to ward off evil spirits and counter evil.
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