*~* Ladies In Black *~*
The black fur beauty behind me was one of the local dog of that area. She was walking beside me till the time I left the place. Probably she liked me because we both were wearing black! So we bonded over colour black. 😉
I was impressed by the street dogs of Bhutan. All were healthy, big, fluffy and their furs looked so shiny as if they were well taken care off. I was very happy about that discovery!
Location: About 30 minutes drive from Paro towards Thimphu city, Tamchog Lhakhang sits across the Paro River. The Lhakhang Dzong is a privately owned temple and approached by an iron chain suspension bridge. The Lhakhang Dzong and the bridge were constructed by a 13th century Tibetan saint Thangthong Gyalpo. The Buddhist saint was also a blacksmith and an architect. Of the many iron chain bridges built, there are only few left which are still used. However, the one I was standing was the duplicate one of the original. In one of my previous post, I have shared a picture of the original iron bridge. I will leave the link of that post in the comment.
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