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Kila Gompa

If you are as fit as the mountain goat, Kila Gompa awaits you. These magnificent clusters of temples are built on the cliffs of Paro valley and have been home to nuns for a long time. Kila in Sanskrit means a subjugating spiritual dagger that destroys the negativities.

Hike up this temple and subjugate all the negative energies within you. If it does not give you spiritual satisfaction do not worry because you will feel physically rejuvenated after the hike.

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