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Travel Tales of Bhutan: Olympic Archery
This week, Bhutan’s top archers will compete in the London Olympics. Archery – datse in the Dzongkha language – originating in ancient warfare and hunting, is the national sport of Bhutan practiced by everyone from the King to a village … Continue reading
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Tagged archery, Bhutan, Bhutanese archery, Buddhism, Buddhist mythology, datse, King Langdarma, London olympics, olympics, olypmic sports, Sir Michael Walker, Tibet, traditional sports
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