Dream Bhutan Expedition

31/03/2017

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26/11/2016

Black Necked Cranes have finally arrived in the valley of Phobjikha for their winter residence from Tibet. We are excited to bring you here to witness this heavenly birds.

18/11/2016

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21/10/2016

Phallus paintings in Bhutan are religious symbols. These explicit paintings, though embarrassing to many urbanites but can be seen painted on the walls of houses and buildings throughout Bhutan, particularly in villages and are credited as the Divine Mad mans creations. Traditionally symbols of an erect p***s in Bhutan have been intended to drive away the evil eye and malicious gossip.

The often mentioned origin of the symbolic phallus is as a legacy of the popular Bhutanese saint Drukpa Kunley (1455–1529). The belief that such a symbol brings good luck and drives away evil spirits is so much ingrained in the psyche of the common populace in Bhutan that the symbols are routinely painted outside walls of the new houses and even painted on number plates of trucks. The carved wooden phalluses are hung (sometimes crossed by a design of sword or dagger) outside, on the eves of the new homes, at the four corners.

The wooden phalluses are also driven in the agricultural fields as a kind of scarecrow, when the crops start sprouting. The Atsaras (masked clowns) also decorate their headgear with phallus painted cloth, during the popular Tsechu Festival held every year in different monasteries throughout Bhutan. These clowns also dance with their holy whips and wooden phalluses.

21/10/2016

Atsara
Atsara's are super clowns who dispense wisdom with the shake of a Phallus.
The term Atasara is derived from the Sanskrit word called Acharya meaning holy teacher. They are the figures who entertain the people gathered at Tshechu (Religious festival) but symbolically they represent highly accomplished Buddhist masters who roamed the universe to subdue evil thoughts by mocking at the worldly things.

10/10/2016

Traditional western Bhutanese structures are often made from wooden frames earthen material, namely wattle and daub interior walls, rammed earth exterior walls, and stone and earth retaining walls. No plans are drawn up, nor are nails or iron bars allowed in the construction.We take you through the magical Himalayan kingdom to experience and witness the exclusiveness and authenticity of Bhutanese culture and tradition which are still living.

08/10/2016

Spotted during one of the famous trek in Bhutan called Jhomolhari Trek. Jhomolhari is the second highest mountain in Bhutan with the elevation of 7326 M above sea level.Its one of the spectacular camping place in Himalaya.You will witness a chain of snow peaks from the eastern side of Paro River, which is a little brook there. And there are Yak herder camps and trout filled lakes to visit. You may also hike towards the glaciers of Jhomolhari, or towards the Tshophu Lake for magnificent view or fishing and to explore the nomad’s villages. And of course to witness this beautiful Dog herding the Yaks!

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25/09/2016

As always, it's a pleasure to meet Mr Katsuyuki Kawai, MP and special advisor to the PM Shinzo Abe. Mr Kawai, who is a strong proponent of Japan-Bhutan friendship, is here to launch the annual Japan Week festivities. This is already his fourth visit to Bhutan.

25/09/2016

23/09/2016

Thruebab tashidelek!

23/09/2016

Blessed Rainy Day is the holiday marking the end of the monsoon season in Bhutan. On this day all natural water resources in the country are considered to be sanctifying and citizens are encouraged to take an outdoor bath to be cleansed of "bad deeds, obstructions and defilements" and accumulated bad karma. Families traditionally gather for a meal of thup (porridge) at breakfast time. The holiday also marks the end of the farming season and the beginning of the harvest season.
Government offices, schools, and institutions across the country are closed for the day.

Dream Bhutan wishes everyone a happy blessed rainy day!

18/09/2016

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