STEVE RAZZETTI MOUNTAIN PHOTOGRAPHY AND JOURNALISM

HIMALAYA: BHUTAN

"Western laziness consists of cramming our lives with compulsive activity, so that there is no time at all to confront the real issues" 

Sogyal Rinpoche 

Feb-March 2014 

Gallery images re-scanned and upscaled for your viewing pleasure. Pictures vaguely organised along the route of the Snowman Trek - ie starting in Paro and environs and progressing east via Chomolhari, Laya and Lunana to Bumthang. Miscellany at the end! 

For definitive further information on this fabulous country, look no further than my good friend Bart Jordans' guidebook! 

  • This map, courtesy of Günter Seyfferth, shows the entirety of the Snowman trek. I have appended the alternative route route from Thanza towards Bumthang via the Gophu La in red. Place locations are approximate!
  • Paro Taktsang (Taktsang Palphug Monastery - also known as The Tiger's Nest) is a a prominent Himalayan Buddhist sacred site and temple complex, located on a cliffside of the upper Paro valley, in Bhutan. A temple complex was first built here in 1692, around the cave where Guru Padmasambhava is said to have meditated in the 8th century. Padmasambhava is credited with introducing Buddhism to Bhutan and is the tutelary deity of the country. Today, Paro Taktsang is the best known of the thirteen taktsang or {quote}tiger lair{quote} caves in which he meditated. Takstang has become the cultural icon of Bhutan. Nikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Paro Valley, BhutanNikon FM2, 105mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Paro Taktsang (Taktsang Palphug Monastery - also known as The Tiger's Nest) is a a prominent Himalayan Buddhist sacred site and temple complex, located on a cliffside of the upper Paro valley, in Bhutan. A temple complex was first built here in 1692, around the cave where Guru Padmasambhava is said to have meditated in the 8th century. Padmasambhava is credited with introducing Buddhism to Bhutan and is the tutelary deity of the country. Today, Paro Taktsang is the best known of the thirteen taktsang or {quote}tiger lair{quote} caves in which he meditated. Takstang has become the cultural icon of Bhutan. Nikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • A sign on the trail up to Takstang Dzong aka The Tiger's NestNikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Monks entering the courtyard to perform during the annual tsechu Nikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Monks entering the courtyard to perform during the annual tsechu Nikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Monks entering the courtyard to perform during the annual tsechu Nikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Women of the royal household entering the courtyard at the start of the annual tsechuNikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Clowns prepare to entertain he crowds at the annual tsechuNikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • The courtyard during the annual tsechuNikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Monks performing ritual dances at the annual tsechuNikon FM2, 105mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Monks dancing during the annual tsechuNikon FM2, 50, Fuji Velvia
  • Monks dancing during the annual tsechuNikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Monks dancing during the annual tsechuNikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Dancers at the annual tsechuNikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Dancers at the annual tsechuNikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Dancers at the annual tsechuNikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Dancers at the annual tsechuNikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Dancers at the annual tsechuNikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Dancers at the annual tsechuNikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Dancers at the annual tsechuNikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Simtokha Dzong is a small dzong, located about 3 miles south of the Bhutanese capital of Thimphu. Built in 1629 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, who unified Bhutan, the dzong is the first of its kind built in Bhutan. An important historical monument and former Buddhist monastery, today it houses one of the premier Dzongkha language learning institutes.Bronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Simtokha Dzong is a small dzong, located about 3 miles south of the Bhutanese capital of Thimphu. Built in 1629 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, who unified Bhutan, the dzong is the first of its kind built in Bhutan. An important historical monument and former Buddhist monastery, today it houses one of the premier Dzongkha language learning institutes.Bronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Simtokha Dzong is a small dzong, located about 3 miles south of the Bhutanese capital of Thimphu. Built in 1629 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, who unified Bhutan, the dzong is the first of its kind built in Bhutan. An important historical monument and former Buddhist monastery, today it houses one of the premier Dzongkha language learning institutes.Bronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Simtokha Dzong is a small dzong, located about 3 miles south of the Bhutanese capital of Thimphu. Built in 1629 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, who unified Bhutan, the dzong is the first of its kind built in Bhutan. An important historical monument and former Buddhist monastery, today it houses one of the premier Dzongkha language learning institutes.Bronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Simtokha Dzong is a small dzong, located about 3 miles south of the Bhutanese capital of Thimphu. Built in 1629 by Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, who unified Bhutan, the dzong is the first of its kind built in Bhutan. An important historical monument and former Buddhist monastery, today it houses one of the premier Dzongkha language learning institutes.Bronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • At sunrise, from Jangothang Camp, BhutanBronica ETRSi, 150mm, Fuji Velvia
  • At sunrise, from Jangothang Camp, BhutanBronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Seen at sunset from Lingshi, BhutanBronica ETRSi, 150mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Taken from about 5100m on a ridge above the camp of Jangothang, this is a stitch of three images, looking north and east.Bronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • From about 5100m on a ridge NE of Jangothang campBronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Seen leaving Jangothang for the ascent of the Nyele La on the way to LayaBronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
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  • From the crest of the Nyele La, circa 4890mBronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Lingzhi Yügyal Dzong is an important Drukpa Kagyu monastery and administrative center situated at an altitude of 4150 metres in Lingzhi, Thimphu District, Bhutan. The Dzong was built in 1668 by the third Desi of Bhutan, Chögyal Minjur Tenpa (r. 1667-1680) to commemorate victory over a Tibetan invasion and named Yügyal Dzong. It controlled the border between Tibet and Bhutan and was one of the main defensive fortresses in the north of Bhutan.Bronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • From Lingshi, BhutanBronica ETRSi. 150mm, Fuji Velvia
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  • From the descent east from the Jhari LaBronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Yak train cresting the pass from the west, which forms the boundary between the districts of Lingshi & Laya. The peaks beyond are Jitchu Drake, Tsheri Kang & ChomolhariNikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • A view east from the Jhari La (4785m) to Kang Cheda or Great Tiger Mountain (6840m)Nikon FM2, 24mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Limithang is the final camp before Laya village on the trek from Paro / Chomolhari BCBronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Laya women are unique in Bhutan in that they wear their hair long. They also wear distinctive dress made of yake hair and sheeps wool, topped with a conical bamboo hat. These hats are associated with fertility.Bronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Laya women are unique in Bhutan in that they wear their hair long. They also wear distinctive dress made of yake hair and sheeps wool, topped with a conical bamboo hat. These hats are associated with fertility.Bronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Showing the Ganglakarchung La and - on the left - the peak of TsendagangNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Looking north-east to TsendagangNikon D300, 17-35mm
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  • Laya is one of the most important breeding centres for yaks in Bhutan, and many are sold across the nearby border into Tibet.Bronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Camped at Laya village, preparing feed-bags for his horsesNikon D300, 17-35mm
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  • Women at Laya, Bhutan. Wearing the distinctive bamboo hats of the region Nikon D300, 17-35mm
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  • Woman spinning woolNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Descending into the Timothang Chhu valey at the start of the Laya - Lunana section of the Snowman trek.Nikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Below the village of LayaNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Heading up towards MasaGang basecamp on a side-trip from the Laya-Lunana routeNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Heading up towards MasaGang basecamp on a side-trip from the Laya-Lunana routeNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • This river is fed by the Masagang glacierNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • From the upper Togtserkhagi Chhu valleyNikon D300, 180mm
  • The moon rises over a satellite peak of MasagangNikon D300, 180mm
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  • From above the summer grazing settlement of Miler Lo in the Togterkhagi Chhu valleyNikon D300, 180mm
  • A panorama of eight images stitched together, taken from a high point above Miler Loh village. Masagang (7194m) is at the far left, Tsenda Kang (7000m) at the far right. Jejekangphu Kang in Lunana is also visible left of centre...Nikon D300, 17-35mm
  • A panorama of five images stitched together, taken from a high point above Miler Loh village. Nikon D300, 17-35mm
  • High on a ridge above the valley, with Tsendagang (7000m) beyondNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Circa 7000m summit seen looking NE from above the upper Togtserkhagi Chhu valleyNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • The impressive bulk of this remote peak on the Bhutan / Tibet border, seen from above the upper Togtserkhagi Chhu valley near Laya village.Nikon D300, 180mm
  • On an exploratory hike with yak-driver TsonamNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Seen from Take Hankhar (3480m) in the Mo Chhu valley below Laya villageNikon D300, 180mm
  • At sunset from Take Hankhar in the Mo Chhu valley below Laya villageNikon D300, 180mm
  • Constructed by Zhabdrung (Shabdrung) Ngawang Namgyal in 1637–38 this is the second oldest and second largest dzong in Bhutan and one of its most majestic structures. The Dzong is located at the confluence of the Pho Chhu (father) and Mo Chhu (mother) rivers in the Punakha–Wangdue valley.Nikon D300, 17-35mm(A stitched panorama of five images)
  • The second of Bhutan's dzongs, built in 1637 at the confluence of the Mo and Po Chhu riversNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Temple roof detailsNikon D300, 180mm
  • Monk at Punakha Dzong, Bhutan Nikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Punakha Dzong, Bhutan A monk in the courtyard Nikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Mural detail at Punakha Dzong, Bhutan
  • Buddhist Monk at Punakha Dzong, Bhutan Nikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Mural detail at Punakha Dzong, Bhutan
  • Detail of muralNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Buddhist Pixelation?!Nikon D300, 17-35mm
  • This picture clearly shows why infrastructure projects like roads in Bhutan are slow to complete!Nikon D300, 17-35mm
  • In the woods below Gasa DzongAny botanist able to identify which species this is??Nikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Gasa Dzong silhouetted against the broad bulk of Kang BumNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • A telephoto of Gasa Dzong and Kang Bum (6526m) from Gasa village, central BhutanNikon D300, 180mm
  • The courtyard from aboveNikon D300, 17-35mm
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  • Monks at Gasa Dzong, Central Bhutan
  • Novice Monk at Gasa Dzong, Bhutan
  • A woman spinning woolNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Election PostersNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • A man at this village north of Punakha in the Mo Chhu valleyBronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Ploughing the traditional way - barefoot with yaksBronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • A boy with arrows druing archery practiceNikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Boys larking about during archery practiceNikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • In the Mo Chhu valley, north of PunakhaBronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Looking back west to Tsheri Kang anf Jitchu Drake from the crest of this pass, which is crossed on the way up from Roduphu camp to Narethang - the high camp below the Kanglakarchung (Karakachu) La.Nikon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
  • From the high camp at Narithang, below the western side of the Kangla Karchung LaBronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • The high camp (4940m) below the western side of the Kanglakarchung or Karakachu LaNikon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
  • The high camp (4940m) below the western side of the Kanglakarchung or Karakachu LaNikon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Ascending to this 5020m pass, sometimes known as the Karakachu La, from the high camp at Narethang.Nikon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Crossing from Laya into the Tarina valley and thence to Lunana on the Snowman TrekBronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Seen from a ridge above the Kanglakarchung La on the Snowman Trek, BhutanBronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
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  • A panorama of three telephotos, taken from the crest of the Kanglakarchung La on the Snowman Trek. Stitched together in Photoshop to make a 14,000 pixel wide image. The central peak is Teri Kang, 7127m.Bronica ETRSi, 150mm, Fuji Velvia
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  • Yours truly on the crest of the pass with a view into Lunana beyondNikon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
  • A view east fron the pass - on the left is Jejekangphu Kang, in the centre is Teri KangBronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Yours truly on the crest of a ridge above the pass, with Jejekangphu Kang etc beyond.Nikon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Seen up the Mo Chhu valley from Keche La (4650m) in LunanaNikon FM2, 105mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Villagers threshing wheat Bronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Woman and child at this village below Thanza in the Mo Chhu valley. Altitude is 3700mNikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Woman at this village below Thanza in the Mo Chhu valley. Altitude is 3700mNikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
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  • My Bhutanese sirdar sporting the Thanza hat given to him on our visit to LunanaNikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Looking towards Thanza from Chozo. The devastation wrought by the cataclysmic glacial outburst flood of 1994 can be clearly seen. A glacial dam above Thanza gave way, resulting in a massive wave of flood water tearing down the valley. Many were killed, and much livestock / infrastructue lost. Punakha Dzong, which is a hundred miles to the south, was badly damaged.Bronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
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  • At Thanza, our Laya yaks turned back, and we proceeded south to Bumthang over the Gophu La with yaks from Bumthang.Nikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
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  • Repairing his tack ready for the journey south to BumthangNikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
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  • A village girlNikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • A woman and her childrenNikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
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  • A woman and her daughterNikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Me and my Lunana hat!Nikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • This vast 7000m peak forms the backdrop to the upper Pho Chhu valley and towers over Chozo and Thanza villages.Bronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Passing the lakes above Tsorim camp on the way up to the pass from the NWNIkon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
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  • The highest pass on the entire Snowman TrekNikon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Heading down into the valley of the Sasha ChhuNikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • The highest unclimbed peak on earth, seen from a 5400m top near the Gophu La, BhutanBronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Immediately below the Gophu La to the south east is the valley of the Sasha Chhu river. Here is Dr Ken Fotherby on a reccé to the upper reaches.Bronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Exploring the upper reachesBronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Also known as Rinchita, this is the highest unclimbed summit on earth. Seen here from a hilltop overlooking the upper Sasha Chhu valley
  • The first of three high passes crossed to reach Uruthang (Warthang) on the way from the Sasha Chhu valley to Dhur Tsachu.Nikon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Heading south out of Lunana towards Bumthang at the end of the Snowman TrekBronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • An idyllic camp site reached after a gruelling day during which three high passes are crossed heading south from the Sasha Chhu valley - the Phodrang La - 4652m, Sake La - 4820m and Uruthang La - 4780m. On my second trip to Lunana we started from Bumthang to the south, and this was as far as we got due to apalling weather.Nikon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Above the plains of Uruthang (Warthang) on the Lunana / Snowman trekBronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Above the plains of Uruthang (Warthang) on the Lunana / Snowman trekNikon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Above the plains of Uruthang (Warthang) on the Lunana / Snowman trekBronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Dr Ken Fotherby contemplates the awesome view north from this snowy spur above Uruthang to the eastNikon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
  • A view south and east into the upper reaches of the Mangde Chhu valleyNikon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
  • The southern flanks of the world's highest unclimbed peak, seen from a spur above the Nephu La in BhutanNikon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
  • The southern flanks of the world's highest unclimbed peak, seen from a spur above the Nephu La in BhutanNikon FM2, 135mm, Fuji Velvia
  • The southern flanks of the world's highest unclimbed peak, seen from a spur above the Nephu La in BhutanNikon FM2, 135mm, Fuji Velvia
  • The southern flanks of the world's highest unclimbed peak, seen from a spur above the Nephu La in BhutanNikon FM2, 135mm, Fuji Velvia
  • An idyllic camping ground a day south of Dhur Tsachu on the route out of Lunana via the Gophu LaNIkon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Muddy Trail in Bumthang. Richard & Sue Eaton of the UK on the trail from Bumthang to Gasa and Lunana Nikon D300, 17-35mm
  • On the trail from Bumthang to Uruthang and LunanaNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Muddy - very muddy! - trail conditions on the route into Lunana from Bumthang via Gasa DzongNikon D300, 17-35mm
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  • Heading for Dhur Tsachu on the way in to Lunana from BumthangNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Heading for Dhur Tsachu on the walk into Lunana from Bumthang in the southNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • En route from Tshochenchen to Dhur Tsachu on the walk into Lunana from BumthangNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Looking up to the pass in mist and rainNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Sheltering from torrential rain on the ascent to the Djule LaNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Sheltering from torrential rain on the ascent to the Djule LaNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Above TshochenchenNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Wet weather on the southern approach to Lunana from BumthangNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • In the snow that stopped us on my second trip to LunanaNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Kitchen tent in the snowNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Returning from a reccé of the Uruthang La in the snowNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • On the retreat from Uruthang (Warthang)Nikon D300, 17-35mm
  • In the rain!Nikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Approaching these fabulous hot springs in the upper Mangde Chhu valleyNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Traversing the slopes between the Djule La and the Gongto LaNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Taken from the slightly lower Gongto La (4327m) looking south to the Djule La - in better weather!Nikon FM2, 28mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Terraces and rice-paddies seen 30km south of Punakha The Valley of the Punak Chhu, Bhutan
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  • In the bazaarNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Wangdue Phodrang, Bhutan. A boy emerged from his mother's shop in the central bazaar Nikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Bhutanese cell phone shopNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Wangdue Phodrang, Bhutan. A boy in the central bazaar Nikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Wangdue Phodrang, Bhutan. An Indian truck-driver at the gas-station Nikon D300, 17-35mm
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  • Budhhist monk at Chimi Lhakhang, Bhutan Nikon D300, 17-35mm
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  • Temple detailNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Thongsa Dzong
  • Temple DoorNikon D300, 17-35mm
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  • Girls playing cat's cradleNikon FM2, 50mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Prayer Flags at the Pele La Nikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Buddhist prayer flags at the Pele La, BhutanNikon D300, 17-35mm
  • Weaving woollen clothBronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Weaving woolen clothBronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Painting a new houseBronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • DetailBronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Velvia
  • Founded in 1613, this monastery is in the beautiful Phobjikha Valley in the district of Wangde PhodrangBronica ETRSi, 50mm, Fuji Provia
  • In the Phobjikha Valley, Wangdey Phodrang districtBronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Provia 100
  • In the Phobjikha Valley, Wangdey Phodrang districtBronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Provia 100
  • In the Phobjikha Valley, Wangdey Phodrang districtBronica ETRSi, 75mm, Fuji Provia 100
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