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Incredible trip to Bhutan

Took Maa Blessings and visited Mother grave Peacock Island Reached Kolkata after 25 hrs of train Overslept and Journey landed at Guwahati Started from Took a boatride to Hyderabad Yellow Taxi,Kolkata Started to Peacock Island siliguri Met Monks Chimi Buddha VISA FREE Lhakhang Bhutanese Tasted People point YAK Burger fırst time Hitchiked to Local sight-see instagram photos Hitchiked to Thimphu To Punakha Dzong Punakha Hitchhiked to Valley Samdrup Jongkhar Felt awkward Cell Phone at Penis Broken Temple Worked in To Thimphu Hitchhiked To Paro exchange of room stay Trekked to Tiger Nest, Paro Learned Budhism Dzong Trekked Chele Pass 3988 mt To Hyderabad To Kolkata To Gangtok Gangtok, Sikkim Lost visa Crossed phuentsholing border Till Paro 8500 (145$) Duration: 11 Days Incridble trip to BHUTAN Ş Total Cost 18450 (310$) - Madhu Kalyan

Incredible trip to Bhutan

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