Tashichho Dzong (Thimpu Dzong)

Built in the canyon, Tashi Quzongbao is magnificent and beautiful. It is now the residence of kings and government agencies, so the flag-raising ceremony is held every day. The architectural style is unique, the color is bright, and the purity is beautiful.

This gives me the feeling that this place is a bit like our scenery in Tibet. The grass on your side is also green and green. The overall living standard of the residents here is not very high. The folk customs are relatively simple.

Built at 2,500 meters above sea level in the 13th century, the majestic tower on the west bank of the Wangchu River is both the office of the current king and the seat of the internal affairs and finance department, and the religious leader and the central religious institution. The four corners of the painting have a golden tower above the main building. In the middle of the castle, the square building of the lama leader. The road on both sides of the house leads to the square and the lama room. Although several fires and earthquakes have been damaged, Jigme • Dorji • Wangchuck III King But it has been fully repaired and expanded for more than five years as a government office residence until 1952, where the king's throne and office and the royal family and business meetings are still maintained. Tourists entering the gates must pass security checks and enter the inner courtyard. Free to take pictures but prohibit loud noises. The 11th long holiday is the best time to visit the fairy country of Bhutan. The rainy season ends. The autumn is high and refreshing. It is the climax of the festival. Tashi Quzongbao has more than 20,000 people coming to see the whole square every day. The colorful overseas tourists are courteous. On the front ㄧ~ It is convenient to watch the pictures of Bhutanese men, women and children wearing traditional costumes performing in the square. The noisy children lined up to the lama and asked to open the rope to protect the family's safety. The red-faced little ghosts can travel through the world to collect money in the crowd. I have prepared a small ticket for a long time, but I have no chance to give it to him. I wish Angel's wishes come true.

If the temples of Bhutan represented by the Tiger Temple are shrouded in a shimmering shimmer, another type of ancient architecture throughout Bhutan combines worldliness and faith perfectly. In this mountain country, on the cliffs, the most precious valley flat, or in the heart of the city, your eyes will always be attracted by a large and solemn complex, that is Bhutan's Zongbao. After the Lotus Peanut Masters toured Bhutan, Tibetan monks began to come to this "land of thunder dragons". In the late 9th century, Tibetan movements to destroy Buddhas began in Tibet, forcing many monks and their followers to leave Bhutan. By the end of the 12th century, Tibetan Buddhism had formed a climate in Bhutan. However, just as this land is divided by countless streams and valleys, Bhutan's political and religious maps were once like the longitude and latitude on the fabric, although they were dependent on each other, but the patterns were different for hundreds of years, each sect combined with the local tribal forces, and worked separately. Cut one side. In 1616, Xia Zun Awang Langjie, a monk of the Zhuba Yiju sect, came to Bhutan from Tibet and began to weave patterns identified by the people of Bhutan. It was undoubtedly a changing era, and the great and wise leader not only defeated challenges from all sides, but also defeated several invasions by external forces, finally unifying Bhutan, integrating the highest power, and being respected by the people as king of the law. He codified the codes, reorganized the mountains and rivers, developed water conservancy, promoted commerce, and improved people's livelihood. Among his achievements, the greatest achievement was the establishment of a system of domination that was united by religion and state, ending the long chaos. The visionary ruler also divided the country into three regions and several subdivisions (similar to the "county" administrative units) in the east, central and western regions, according to Bhutan's natural geographical characteristics and the control of the various tribes, and appointed Perot and Zongben to administer the localities, strengthening centralization. The "Zongbao" distributed everywhere is the most vivid manifestation of this ruling idea.

This is the work place of the king and the central government, so it is only after 5 pm on weekdays and it requires security checks. Half of the office space is usually a temple, so only the temple part can be visited.

This is great, it's completely in my heart. Okay, crazy Amway.

The mysterious power of religion makes people admire