Jakar Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

The impressive dzong of Jakar, Bumthang, Bhutan. Dzongs are fortress like buildings that house a monastery and administrative offices.

Jakar, Bhutan - September 25th 2007: Group of unidentified monks inside the dzong of Chakar - aka Jakar

The empressive dzong of jakar, Bhumtang, Bhutan in the early morning light.

The Jakarta MRT officially operates in March 2019 (phase I) the destination from Bundaran HI to Lebak bulus a journey distance of approximately 16 km with 6 under ground stations and 7 elevated.

The impressive dzong of Jakar, Bumthang, Bhutan. Dzongs are fortress like buildings that house a monastery and administrative offices.

The Druk (Thunder Dragon), a national symbol of Kingdom of Bhutan. File is built in the CMYK color space for optimal printing, and can easily be converted to RGB without any color shifts.

View of a monastery in Jakar in the Bumthang valley (Bhutan)

A buddhist temple in Bumthang with golden roofs and prayer flags.

A bhutanese woman is preparing momos in her kitchen. Momos are a speciality of the himalaya.

A bhutanese woman is preparing momos in her kitchen. Momos are a speciality of the himalaya.

A typical bhutanese suspension bridge leading over a creek or small river in Bhutan. The bridge is covered with prayer flags, In the background are the mountains.

A beautiful valley near Punakha, Bhutan. The view goes to the snow covered heights of the himalayas in the distance. In the foreground is the national highway of Bhutan.

Chendebji Chorten, Bhutan, built in the style of the great Bodhanath Chöten of Nepal

Jampey Lhakhang or Jampa, is located in Bumthang (Jakar) in Bhutan, and is said to be one of the 108 temples built by Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo in 659 AD

Bumthang, Bhutan - March 6, 2014: A farmer is plowing his field with a small motor plow. The furrows in his field are creating a graphic effect.

Jakar, Bhutan - September 26, 2007: Unidentified kid monks - usual kind of school in monasteries

The impressive dzong of Jakar, Bumthang, Bhutan. Dzongs are fortress like buildings that house a monastery and administrative offices.

The Jakarta MRT officially operates in March 2019 (phase I) the destination from Bundaran HI to Lebak bulus a journey distance of approximately 16 km with 6 under ground stations and 7 elevated.

Nagang Village, Bhutan - March 6, 2014: People sitting in front of a shop, relaxing. Some are wearing the traditional bhutanese costume. The house has a traditional phallus painting.

A yak is grazing at the side of the national highway of Bhutan. In the background are the heights of the himalayas.

Punakha, Bhutan-22 March 2016: Bhutanese with lemongrass in her hand. Bhutanese grow more lemongrass in everywhere. They make lotion, savon, ...from lemongrass. All this products sell as souvenir gift for tourists.

A bhutanese woman dressed in the traditional costume, is serving ara, a bhutanese liquor, from a beautifully embroidered can.

Old chortens (choertens, stupas) at a coutry road in Bumthang, Bhutan.

The Jakarta MRT officially operates in March 2019 (phase I) the destination from Bundaran HI to Lebak bulus a journey distance of approximately 16 km with 6 under ground stations and 7 elevated.

Bumthang, Bhutan - March 6, 2014: A bhutanese farmhouse with traditional phallus paintings. The people are working in the courtyard.

The Jakarta MRT officially operates in March 2019 (phase I) the destination from Bundaran HI to Lebak bulus a journey distance of approximately 16 km with 6 under ground stations and 7 elevated.

The Kurjey lakhang (temple) in Bumthang, Bhutan. This temple is considered to be especially holy. In the foreground is a choerten (chorten, stupa)

Chendebji Chorten - Bhutan. The chorten is situated at the point where the three ridges and the three edges of the sky meet. It bears similarity to the Jarung Khashor stupa in Nepal.

Jakar, Bhutan - September 26th 2007: Unidentified spectators and monks with masks and trompets aka Thoongs at the religious fire and smoke ceremony in Thangbi Lhakhang near Jakar, it is a ritual purification where people run through fireplaces to clean there heart and sin

"Jakar, Bumthang, Bhutan - September 26th 2007: unidentified people and dancers with sacred masks running round an open fire by the fire and smoke ceremony at Thangbi Lakhang"

"Jakar, Bhutan - September 26th 2007: unidentified old female pilgrim with rosary in traditional dress (Kira) in the Wangduchoeling Temple"

Jakar, Bhutan - September 26th 2007: Unidentified woman with rosary walk round the four prayer mills running with water near Wangduchoeling palace

Dochula, Bhutan - April 30, 2015: Prayer flags displayed at dochula paas , bhutan

Traditional Bhutanese temple architecture in Bhutan, South Asia. View of the beautiful ornated window of the temple.

Traditional Bhutanese temple architecture in Bhutan, South Asia. View of the beautiful ornated window of the temple.

Bhutan, Mani Stone in Wangduchoeling Palace lettered with the - Om mani padme hum- prayer

"Jakar (Chakar), Bhutan - September 26th 2007: unidentified old woman with prayer wheel and cat mediate in front of her barely home"

Bumthang, Bhutan - March 6, 2014: A bhutanese farmer is ploughing his field with an ox-team.

Jakar, Bhutan - September 26th 2007: Unidentified people running around an open fire, a sacred fire and smoke ceremony to cleanse of sin at Thangbi Lakhang

Jakar, Bhutan - September 26th 2007: Unidentified people running through an open fire by the religious fire and smoke ceremony for cleans of sins at Thangbi Lakhang

Jakar, Bumthang - September 26th 2007: unidentified people running trough open fire by the fire and smoke ceremony at Thangbi Lhakhang

Jakar, Bhutan - September 26, 2007: Unidentified elder woman in traditional dress prepare snack with betelnut - named Doma - a traditional drug in Bhutan

Jakar, Bhutan - October 24th, 2010: Masked men are dancing on a tsechus (Bhutanese fesival) in the Bumthang Valley

a white chorten (choerten, stupa) in Bumthang, Bhutan. The sky is blue, in the background are the mountains.

Dochula, Bhutan - April 30, 2015: Prayer flags displayed at dochula paas , bhutan

Kurje, Bumthang, Bhutan - September 26, 2007: Unidentified woman with tradittional jewelry in nose and ear

Jakar, Bhutan - March 5, 2014: A man at tamshing monastery, Bumthang, Bhutan, he is he is wearing a knitted cap and is laughing happily.

Nagang Village, Bhutan - March 6, 2014: A woman with baby, wearing the traditional bhutanese costume, is standing at a shop in Nagang Village, Bhutan. She is carrying the Baby on her back.

Jakar, Bhutan - October 24th, 2010: Masked men are dancing at the Jakar tsechu on Oct. 24, 2010 at a dzong in Jakar. Tsechu are annual religious Bhutanese festivals usually around October

the national highway of Bhutan leads through the heights of the Himalayas. In the background are the snow covered mountains. Gnarled Hemlocks are growing, the sky is blue.