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there are 2 junctions on the descent (ascent) that take you back to the higher village. Make sure to take note. If you walk straight on (always bear left) then you will end up back at the upper village.

A very popular hike up to this peak from Dingboche for acclimatisation purposes. It’s well worth the steep hike for these views.

This is the absolute highlight of Bhutan. Start very early, also to avoid the crowds. On a typical day, almost 1,000 people are on the trail. Allow plenty of time to explore the monastery and soak it all in. Mobile phones and cameras/video equipment are not permitted inside the monastery and must be left outside. Security personnel check this at the entrance.

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Taktshang, also spelled Taktsang or Tiger's Nest, is a Buddhist monastery in the Paro Valley in the Kingdom of Bhutan. The word Taktshang is Tibetan and literally translates to "Tiger's Den." It is located at an altitude of 3,120 meters in the Himalayas and is only accessible by a hike of several hours or by mule. The monastery complex is a frequently photographed cultural landmark of the Kingdom of Bhutan. The monastery was consecrated in 1692 and includes the Taktsang Senge Samdup Cave, where, according to legend, Guru Padmasambhava meditated for three years, three months, three weeks, three days, and three hours in the 8th century. Padmasambhava, also known as the Guru with the Eight Names and holding the honorific title Rinpoche, brought Buddhism to Bhutan. The monastery is dedicated to him. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taktshang

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Taktshang, also spelled Taktsang or Tiger's Nest, is a Buddhist monastery in the Paro Valley in the Kingdom of Bhutan. The word Taktshang is Tibetan and literally translates to "Tiger's Den." It is located at an altitude of 3,120 meters in the Himalayas and is only accessible by a hike of several hours or by mule. The monastery complex is a frequently photographed cultural landmark of the Kingdom of Bhutan. The monastery was consecrated in 1692 and includes the Taktsang Senge Samdup Cave, where, according to legend, Guru Padmasambhava meditated for three years, three months, three weeks, three days, and three hours in the 8th century. Padmasambhava, also known as the Guru with the Eight Names and holding the honorific title Rinpoche, brought Buddhism to Bhutan. The monastery is dedicated to him. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taktshang

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Beautiful viewpoint 🤩, the climb from Ghorepani is worth it 👍🏻.

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Astonishing peak, Kalar Pattar is an outlying ridge.

One of the best views you will ever see.

Most trekkers will spend a couple of days here, to acclimatize to the altitude. An extraordinary place where you can buy all manner of counterfeit outdoor clothing! The monks at the monastery here are wonderful people.

From Phakding, a small trail leads up to the monastery from the Sherpa Hotel. Absolutely worth the effort! There's even a bakery and pastry shop in Phakding.

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Here you can and must immortalize yourself on the wall with an edding

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A wonderful place to rest or spend the night

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Largest Sherpa settlement in the Everest region. Hotels, shops, and much more.

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Wooow

Buddhist religious site

Capital of the Khumbu region

The absolute highlight that is visited on every trip to Bhutan. The climb is quite strenuous but very worthwhile.

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Magnificent view of Mt. Everest and three other eight-thousanders.

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You can't exactly call the place beautiful. But the location on the lake and right at the foot of Gokyo Ri is first class.

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The blue of the lake and the ice-covered peak of Cho Oyu in the background, simply magnificent!

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