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  2. Jun 20

    We’ve just published our series on the final episode of this season’s Parts Unknown with , for which Tony traveled to . Some highlights from our deep dive here 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

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  3. 30 minutes ago

    Wonderful to be in Bhutan again. Looking forward to exploring new places and developing an itinerary for .

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  4. 15 hours ago

    just magic! 💗

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  5. Jun 20

    Bhutan, the happiest country in the world within it a dragon curled But what lies behind the smile? It is not guile could it be uhappiness that may unfurl?

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  6. 3 hours ago

    Anthony Bourdain's finale episode for Parts Unknown Season 11 will be about .

    Watch a preview for the season finale of ‘Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown’
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  7. Jun 20

    Bhutan has some really witty warning signs for road safety.

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  8. Jun 14

    bagpipes around the world and makes the 82nd country he’s played at. He said Bhutan is where a “Scotsman does not feel out of place” because he’s not the only man in a skirt!

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  9. Jun 13

    A Bodhisattva King brings relief to his people. Thinking with fond reverence of 's Royal Family. Here, perched on his father's shoulders, learning what it means to be compassionate and kind, is His Royal Tininess Prince Jigme Namgyal. Gosh those yellow galoshes!

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  10. Jun 21

    400 year old UNESCO chapel in Lhasa, Tibet. Stunning-

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  11. Jun 17

    It's hard to miss prayer flags when you're in , but they serve a greater purpose than to just spice up the landscape. It's believed that when the wind moves prayer flags, the prayers & blessings become activated! 📸 //

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  12. Jun 16

    3 miles of rain, slush, runners-knee, uphill climb, donkey shit-filled-path; most definitely worth seeing the in person.

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  13. Jun 21

    is a religious festival celebrated on tenth day of a month of the lunar calendar corresponding to the birthday of Guru Rimpoche (Guru Padmasambhava). However, the exact month of the Tshechu varies from place to place and temple to temple.

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  14. 13 minutes ago

    Bhutan - Land of the Thunderdragon photo @cybermagic_xplore . . . . . . .   #himalaya#bhutanese    #adventure#instatravel   #travelgram#mytravelgram  #igtravel#instapassport…

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  15. 3 hours ago

    Had a reel good day with these kiddos!! Honestly never imagined I’d be piping in Bhutan, let along reeling with a bunch of Bhutanese kids! Thank you for putting this together!! 🇧🇹

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  16. 3 hours ago

    Today is the birth anniversary of Guru Rinpoche, also known as Padmasambhava. He is widely revered in for bringing to the country in the 8th century. Guru Rinpoche means “Precious Master” and also considered the Second Buddha.

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  17. 5 hours ago

    Meeting some students on their way home from school in

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  18. 19 hours ago

    What a wonderful sunbath in the mountain ❤️☀️🇧🇹❤️ Have a nice weekend to you all!

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  19. 24 hours ago

    The world’s first International Centre for was launched in , a joint venture of Regional delegation of International Committee of (ICCR) in India, , Nepal, & also Gujarat Forensic Science University

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  20. Jun 21

    National Health Profile 2018 states that spends a little over 1% of its when it comes to health spending. This puts us below countries like and

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  21. Jun 21

    205 teachers, masters, yogis, geshes, mahasiddhas, lineage holders of various schools of that practiced or was affiliated closely to

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