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temples and their sacred domains, sampled the fiery Bhutanese specialties
(everything is cooked with the ubiquitous chilli peppers always decorating
the rooftops of the homes while they are drying), sought repose in
surprisingly comfortable and luxurious hotels, gaped at sublime landscapes,
and attempted to learn something of the amazingly convoluted history of
the country and its unique practice of Buddhism. We enjoyed the company
of a charming and educated young guide, Kelzang, and our excellent driver,
Tschering, a man with 15 years experience in driving the treacherous roads
of Bhutan and Northern India. He was completely unflappable and never
frightened us even once!
ACCIDENTS
So how did a burro get into the story? He actually appears during the first
full day of our stay in Bhutan.
