One day in Bhutan

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It was a beautiful day. We all got out of Hamiltonganj, India this morning with a car to Bhutan. We were going to enjoy these extravagant beauties while passing by.

After 2.5 hours we reached the India-Bhutan border gate. Since we have taken the car of Indian-owned relative, we did not have to show any id in Bodar. We went to Bhutan without any trouble.

We went up and down the mountain. And on one side of the hill was the part of vast India. On the way, we saw a four wheeled truck in Bhutan that was the first to see me.

Finally we reached the Buddhist temple. There I rode for quite some time, took some pictures, played their special prasad.

Then it was time to return, because we didn’t bring much time here. So we returned to India that day.

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So nice photo and park place. @ritticksaha brother sharing photo with us. Thanks

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