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Kevin Frayer/Associated Press After the wedding, the King and Queen of Bhutan greeted the locals who had gathered in Punakha.
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The Chimi Lhakhang monastery sits atop a knoll in the Punakha Chhu valley in western Bhutan, surrounded by terraced rice fields and clusters of chalet-like homes.
Hidden Kingdom 2007
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The Chimi Lhakhang monastery sits atop a knoll in the Punakha Chhu valley in western Bhutan, surrounded by terraced rice fields and clusters of chalet-like homes.
Hidden Kingdom 2007
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The Chimi Lhakhang monastery sits atop a knoll in the Punakha Chhu valley in western Bhutan, surrounded by terraced rice fields and clusters of chalet-like homes.
Hidden Kingdom 2007
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The Punakha dzong, left, is one of Bhutan's most beautiful buildings.
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Stan Sesser The Punakha dzong, or district government headquarters, is one of Bhutan's most beautiful buildings.
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Punakha is the traditional capital; Thimphu is the official capital and largest city. continue at Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition.
Bhutan The World Factbook 2008
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Stan Sesser The Punakha dzong, or district government headquarters, is one of Bhutan's most beautiful buildings.
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For the ultimate luxury experience, book a trip with Amankora, which has lodges in five locations: Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, Gangtey and Bumthang.
Bhutan 2008
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A typical Bhutanese house, in the hills above Punakha.
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