Gagyel Lhundrup Weaving Centre

Trip to Bhutan: Gagyel Lhundrup Weaving Center (Thimpu, Bhutan)

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Thăm Quốc Gia Hạnh Phúc Nhất Thế Giới (Bhutan Part 1) - Quang Vinh Passport

Quang Vinh Passport - Bhutan (Part 1)
giới thiệu sơ qua về thủ đô Thimphu - Bhutan

Lịch trình:
1. Cầu sắt Tachogang Lhakhang
2. Bưu điện trung tâm - General Post Office
3. Xưởng làm giấy - Jungshi Handmade Paper Factory
4. Xưởng dệt may - Gagyel Lhundrup Weaving Centre
5. Pháo đài - Thimphu Dzong

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Carpet and shawl weaving on a Bhutanese loom

In Bhutan weaving traditions are preserved. One of the best places to purchase fabric and ready made clothing, as well as to see Bhutanese weaving traditions practiced, is to visit Chencho Handicrafts in Paro.
When you are traveling in Bhutan, weaving traditions will be something you will want to learn more about as it reflects a centuries-old practice. The clothing worn by both women and men in Bhutan is created with distinctive fabrics that you are unlikely to have encountered elsewhere. Throughout Bhutan, people observe the national dress code which helps to preserve the heritage of this beautiful and special country. Everywhere you wander, you will be struck by the unique fabrics women and men choose for their clothing. By the end of your stay, you will likely want to purchase some cloth of your own to remember your time spent in the Land of the Thunder Dragon.

Women of eastern Bhutan are skilled at weaving and some of the most highly prized textiles are woven by them. In the past, textiles were paid as a form tax to the government in place of cash and people from western Bhutan travelled all the way to Samdrup Jongkhar to acquire/barter for woven textiles. Bhutanese textiles are woven from cotton, raw cotton and silk with intricate motifs woven into the cloth.

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Exploring Thimphu - Tashichho Dzong & Buddha Dordenma statue

In episode 2 of my Bhutan web-series we explore Thimphu, the biggest city & capital of Bhutan. We check out the centuries old Tashichho Dzong, watch a game of archery (which is also Bhutan's national sport) & the great Buddha Dordenma statue.

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Bhutan - Colouricious Holidays - come on the art craft textiles tour

watch this video we see what a Bhutan festival is like and really gripping you into an atmosphere that is fun filled with colours and traditional Bhutanese life.