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Tsatsas, or small chortens, are made of clay mixed with the cremated ashes of loved ones, and look like cupcakes. They are placed around temples, at shrines, along paths, and on the side of roads as they appear here to commemorate the dead and help towards a better rebirth. On the drive from Ura village to Bumthang during the Road Scholar Best of Bhutan tour. Road Scholar Best of Bhutan tour. Wednesday, April 24, 2024. Photography ©2024 Michael Lichter.

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Tsatsas, or small chortens, are made of clay mixed with the cremated ashes of loved ones, and look like cupcakes. They are placed around temples, at shrines, along paths, and on the side of roads as they appear here to commemorate the dead and help towards a better rebirth. On the drive from Ura village to Bumthang during the Road Scholar Best of Bhutan tour. Road Scholar Best of Bhutan tour. Wednesday, April 24, 2024. Photography ©2024 Michael Lichter.