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    Kurjey Jambey Lhakhang Trail

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    Aside from visiting the historical temples and fortresses, a good hike from Jambay lhakhang to Kurjey lhakhang is a must do thing when in Bumthang. The 30 minutes hike will take you through the nicely fenced local farms and then across a small traditional village where you can witness local people doing their daily chores. For those who wish to walk more, there is another walk hike that connects Kurje Lhakhang and another temple called Tamzhing which is across the main river of Bumthang.

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