The Most Unusual Restaurant In Bhutan 🇧🇹

Davud said "nothing new for me seeing these shape". Yes! Because if you look down, you see it all the time!!?

In Bhutanese culture, the phallus symbolizes fertility, prosperity, and protection against evil spirits. The story behind the phallus shapes depicted in settings and sculptures varies, but generally, it’s associated with the legendary “Divine Madman” or “The Saint of 5,000 Women,” known as Drukpa Kunley. Drukpa Kunley was a Buddhist saint who lived in Bhutan in the 15th century. He was known for his unorthodox methods of teaching Buddhism, often using humor and sexuality to convey his messages. Legend has it that he subdued demons and converted them to Buddhism using his phallus as a weapon. The phallus symbol in Bhutanese culture is not just about sexuality; it’s about harnessing life force, promoting fertility, and warding off malevolent forces. So, the stories behind phallus-shaped settings and sculptures often revolve around these themes of fertility, protection, and the power of transformation.

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Hi Mr Davud, , Bhuthan is one of my favorite countries, hope to go there this year. be safe and healthy. love from Sri Lanka

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In Bhutanese culture, the phallus symbol holds a unique significance. Known as the "Divine Madman" or "Drukpa Kunley," Lama Drukpa Kunley, a revered Buddhist saint, used the phallus symbol in his teachings to subvert traditional norms and promote enlightenment through humor and shock. The phallus symbolizes fertility, protection against evil spirits, and warding off malicious influences. It is often depicted in colorful and exaggerated forms on buildings, homes, and as souvenirs, representing both humor and spiritual potency. Additionally, it's believed to bring good luck and prosperity.

I was very nervous of what their food would be like.😅

Amongst the countries you have visited so far, of course Bhutan seemed a bit unusual as you said. Buddhism has deep roots in that country, I suppose.

Good brother for mentioned about this religious explanation .❤❤

Thank you Davud for showing us strange things and places around the world.I'm from Sri Lanka.

This is my favourite topic in history. 😂

Good job. Davud

Very impressive information like Japan very similar keep exploring Davud

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He has gone to a wonderful restaurant.. He is excited.. Ladies are excited too..

God bless your soul. Amen

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