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Why Gelephu Tshachhu remains a favorite spot?

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Gelephu Tshachhu (hot spring) provides healing for joint pains and diabetes. Now, it also benefits diseases resulting from exposure to cold. The facility mostly remains empty during the summer, and most business establishments remain closed. The on-site rooms have remained occupied since September, with some visitors resorting to setting up tents.
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Why Gelephu Tshachhu remains a favorite spot?

Lhakpa Quendren As the clock inches toward 11:30am, Dorji eagerly awaits his turn to soak in the Gelephu Tshachhu (hot spring), while the women wrap up their first round of soaking for the day. Seventy-year-old Dorji from Kyichu in Paro visits Gelephu Tshachhu every winter to find relief for his joint pains, with this year marking the seventh year of continuing this tradition. “We planned for the tshachhu after the harvest. Working in the fields…

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Kuensel broke the news in Bhutan on Wednesday, December 6, 2023.
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