A day on a farm in rural Bhutan
Luke shares a day in the Bhutanese countryside, trying his hand at milking a cow and making cheese at a local homestay.
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Luke shares a day in the Bhutanese countryside, trying his hand at milking a cow and making cheese at a local homestay.
In the next chapter of his Bhutan trip, Luke explores the place of meat in the country’s food culture. He credits Chimorya Bhutan Travels & Tours and the Bhutan Tourism Board for supporting the journey.
Luke opens his Bhutan series with a look beyond the monasteries and festivals, exploring local tastes and traditions. The episode includes a homestay and a stop for cordyceps in Thimphu.
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