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Looking out from the door of the cantilever bridge at Paro Dzong



Looking out from the door of the cantilever bridge at Paro Dzong - photo by Milind Sathe
Looking out from the door of the cantilever bridge at Paro Dzong

While I was appreciating the play of shadows on the wooden cantilever bridge of Paro Dzong, I happened to look in the  other direction and saw a totally different perspective. Things can be so different and beautiful on the other side as well.
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Location: National Museum of Bhutan, Paro, Bhutan

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