The ceremonies usually part of the priest sings prayers while the rest of the playing of instrument

The Kingdom of Bhutan is located in South Asia, in the mountain range of the Himalayas. Buddhism is the state religion and the majority of the population belongs to him. Bhutan is still quite isolated from the outside world and foreigners are allowed access only to certain areas of the country.
Historically it was known by several names, such as Lho Mon (southern land of darkness), Lho Tsendenjong (southland Tsenden cypress), Lhomen Khazhi (southland four approaches) and Lho Men Jong (southern javel land of medicinal herbs) .... The legend of the monastery "Tiger's Nest"
In the 17th century, Buddhist monks began building monasteries around the cave which for centuries served as a spiritual temple. According to legend, it was this cave is the place where 747 years ago on a flying tiger landed Guru Padmasambhava and brought Buddhism to Tibet in Bhutan. Apparently Guru meditated in a cave for three months!
The Kingdom of Bhutan, also known as the Land of Dragons, located between Tibet and India and is home to some of the most magnificent Buddhist monasteries in the world. The most beautiful view of the Tiger's Nest offers from Sangtopelri gardens on top of the mountain above the monastery.
The most famous of these is the Tiger's Nest monastery. Impressive Buddhist monastery Taktsang (also known as Dzong) is situated on the edge of the 900 meter high cliffs, and today is the unofficial symbol of Bhutan. From the monastery there is a view of the valley of Paro, which is known for some of the most spectacular landscapes in the world.
Tiger's Nest is located 3450 meters above sea level. javel A visit to this worldwide destination is best done in April or May because of the beauty of spring flowers and traditional Paro festival, which is then maintained.
The monastery is not allowed to take photos and your cameras must be left at the entrance. Tiger's Nest is the most visited monastery in Bhutan, as well as a place for meditation javel used by some of the most famous Buddhist priests. Otherwise, all they need to get a helicopter. If they happen to run out of food or vode..nema problem! Take out the "dragon" and flee to the nearby shops of which 8,000 km.
The only path leading to the monastery carries prekrano name "A hundred thousand villas". Probably due to the magic of the landscape through which it passes, as well as the sounds of the waterfall and the wind in the trees. On the way you will pass the end of several smaller monasteries javel and cafes offering a break from the climb.
The ceremonies usually part of the priest sings prayers while the rest of the playing of instruments javel which a very important cymbal (percussion instrument from the group), gongs (also from the group of percussion instruments, one of the oldest instruments in the world, its sound brings into spaces of different cultures and traditions) and trumpet .
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