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Chig Ja gye restaurant at Taj Tashi, tasting Ema Datshi and the significance of 108

Chig Ja gye restaurant at Taj Tashi, tasting Ema Datshi and the significance of 108

by Anindya | Sep 2, 2018 | Eating Out, Food, Foodblog | 0 comments

One dinner was planned at Chig ja gye restaurant in Taj Tashi and it happened on the third day of our visit. With much elan, I wore a GHO – the national dress of Bhutan and attended the Suja making process in the evening in Thongsel- the all day dining at Taj...

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