Bhutan, Paro area, Tiger's Nest's by hieronyma

Paro - Bhutan, Paro After a hike - it was springtime - I saw it from the opposite mountain. Monks were working to restore it. Later they took a sunbath on the roof.

Uploaded: Jan, 18 2007 | Taken: Apr, 23 2003| Viewed: 240 times  | 18 votes Camera: Canon | Model: CanoScan 8400F | SW: CanoScan Toolbox 4.8

mrscanada - Jan, 18 2007 12:01pm This picture is spectacular. picasso - Jan, 18 2007 03:01pm How they had built their monasteries so high in the mountains,how they had dilivered building materials?I'm getting dizzy only thinking and imagining about their working conditions. Really amasing! bertison - Jan, 18 2007 04:01pm reason why? it must be strong power to create this. only fear and clevernis can provoke this. picasso - Jan, 18 2007 04:01pm Yes,Thorsten,I do absolutely agree with you.Thousands years of knowledge,believe and concentration,but how the materials has been put there,and how long it takes to built such structure in harsh cond. mortimer - Jan, 19 2007 04:01pm Picasso - thats they way material is transported: http://www.globosapiens.net/mortimer/picture-beam-transport-this-man-climbed-1000-meter-13602.html ;-) Btw. Christl. A great sight! mortimer - Jan, 19 2007 04:01pm Christl: This is about living on the edge isn't it? Well seen must be a thrill to visit this monastery! When's the next plane to Bhutan... :-))) travler - Feb, 21 2007 03:02pm I can not imagine how you took this picture! joe_schmidt - Nov, 18 2007 07:11am Christl, amazing scene, excellently captured. Invites me to go there, too. 5* adisidh - Jul, 26 2012 02:07am creat interest to visit Bhutan hieronyma - Jul, 26 2012 07:07am Subodh, you should do, before it is too late. it is a beauiful country. Thank you for your comment.