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Tachogang Lhakhang was built by Tangtong Gyelpo in the fifteenth century. The temple was likely constructed in 1420. While the Tibetan master was meditating here, he had a vision of an emanation of Avalokiteshvara and decided to built a temple as well as an iron suspension bridge at this location. Tachogang lies on the way from Paro to the capital Thimpu. A new temple at Tachogang was built in the seventeenth century by the Fourth Druk Desi Tendzin Rabgye, as the original was destroyed after it served as the main seat for the Five Groups of Lamas, a coalition of local leaders who had opposed the Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyel.
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Well it was very sunny day and I was so bored at home, so I thought of going for a hike up to bajo lhakhang. So I packed my camera and went up with a bottle of chilled water.

Heat was so intense that my chilled water was warming up before reaching up. On the way Toward the lhakhang I stopped for a quick snap of the beautiful bajo town( which I will uploading in the next post).

I resumed my hike and went up from the lhakhang and there was this beautiful small ground from where I took this picture. And that's how I got to see the Dzong from another angle and it looked absolutely amazing to me.

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I saw a similar pictures of the Wangdue Phodrang Dzong that was taken way back. When I say way back I meant like when there was no sign of bajo town. It was just filled with paddy fields. So I tried recreating the same beautiful picture. Hope you all love it.

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