Today we went to
drugyel dzong which is ruined. It was wonderful ruin, so beautiful and so
historically meaningful for the Bhutanese. And lovely to walk around such a
fine place and enjoy the splendid views of the valley…
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| splendid view of the valley… |
Went the during day time and it was very
quiet. and had our first experience which was great. Great views of the
valley. Fascinating to be emerged in the spiritual history of this amazing
place. "My first dose of happiness"
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| My first dose of happiness lol |
The Dzong is in
ruins but it was worth the visit for me to get some clear glimpses of the peak
of Jumolhari in the distance. It's located at the trail head for the Jumolhari
trek so the views are really beautiful here...though most views in Bhutan are
hehe:) It is a very serene place.
We really enjoyed going
around the dzong and I was saddened with the ruin of awe inspiring place.
Went during day and it was very quiet
and peaceful place.
The existing ruins of the Dzong are
comparatively well preserved.
One can without
much difficulty understand or distinguish features of the complex. Although
most of timber components of the Dzong such as roof truss, door and window
frames, and floors and ceilings are almost totally absent, major portion of
stone and rammed earth wall structures are still standing. They provide for
visitors in understanding ideas and practices for defense in the olden times.
The Dzong consists of Utse, the central
tower building, we went besides the tower and rested for a while to refresh and
drank water and juice to quench the thirst.
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| Utse(Tower) |
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| Walk for health lol :P |
You know, I silently snapped the photo of some tourist who visited drugyel dzong... They are so very much in love with the surrounding of the Dzong... :) hehe...
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| The beauty of Dzong attracts the trouist... :) |
I was exausted and want to rest for a while and breath out the air of serenity :)...
This photo I snapped just after fulfilling GNH LOL... :D
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