Kyichu Lakhang is an old 7th century temple, located only a few km from Paro. It has two part. One... read more
Kyichu Lakhang is an old 7th century temple, located only a few km from Paro. It has two part. One... read more
Thought have been built by the Tibetans in the 7th century this temple was later rebuilt many... read more
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Kyichu Lakhang is an old 7th century temple, located only a few km from Paro. It has two part. One is the ancient part and it has an annexe of newer version as well. It is a very quiet place. There is a folk lore...More
Thought have been built by the Tibetans in the 7th century this temple was later rebuilt many times.The spirituality of the place will move you. The temple next to the Jowo temple was built by Queen Keshan Choden Wangchuk wife of the 4th King of...More
Located in the middle of the Paro Village, This place offers a spiritual and positive energy for the people seeking who are interested in Pilgrimage. For Sinister negative person it may look ill, but for those interested in receiving blessing and learning its history, It...More
Your guides will likely take you to this temple because it is one of two of the oldest in the country. We enjoyed the story of its importance, the small courtyard with orange trees (although a bit too many flies when we visited), and the...More
This 7th century temple is located only a few km from Paro. When you enter the main courtyard you will notice burning butter lamps and a large orange tree. The courtyard is quite small but beautiful. Inside the temple you will see the original "shrine...More
It's the oldest temple in Bhutan. Inside the temple, it has beautiful statues and paintings. Outside, orange trees are there, which bears fruit all the four seasons. It's a must visit temple.
Kyichu Lakhang dates from the 7th century and so is one of the oldest temples in Bhutan. It's also one of the most beautiful. There are two shrines here- a newer one and the ancient one. Away from the hustle and bustle of town, it...More
According to my guide, the Kichu Lakhang consists of 2 shrines and 1 of them is over 1000 years old. The great MahaSiddha Guru Rinpoche Padmasambhava, the second Buddha of this era, planted a cypress tree in the compound of this temple with the aspiration...More
not far from ParoDown town but you need a taxi it s one of the older monastery on the Himalayen Kingdom this place still to be so active
So quiet and very beautiful place that anyone can pass a very good tine in the Monetary. I wanted to have an orange from the tree in front of the temple.
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