bey landra: it is one of the three holiest site in bhutan (the other two being taktsang monastery and singye dzong). as per the legend guru rinpoche subdued a local deity here and concealed 60 religious treasures into the rock which is now the wall of the temple. the prophecy says that in the future a terton (treasure discoverer) will come to reveal the valuable treasures. directly translated, bey landra means – the hidden treasures in the ox rock. during the drive, you would pass many temples which including the old shaba lhakhang where one can see a defined right foot print of guru rinpoche.  you would also pass through a cave where water is dripping through the roof from what appears to be no source. just prior to the starting point for the hike, you can spot guru rinpoche’s walking stick; an enormous old cypress tree stuffed with craftsmanship of great lamas. the path leading up to bey landra is partly through forests and open meadows scattered with prayer flags. the cliff-hanging temple is a breathtaking sight even though it is currently being renovated and expanded.