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| Mount Chomolhari (23,997'), sacred abode of the goddess Chomo, stands as a mighty sentinel on Bhutan's snow-capped Tibetan frontier, reigning over countless snowy summits and deep, magical forests where snow leopards and Himalayan blue sheep roam. The Bhutanese are fiercely conservative of their natural heritage, and their mountains are truly pristine, preserving a heritage of flora and fauna unrivaled in the Himalayas. |
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