We didn’t expect this from Bhutan 🇧🇹 (SHOCKED)

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Nagyon szeretem nèzni a videókat amit kèszitetek. Tetszik ,hogy mindig mosolyogtok. Kedves pár vagytok.

Nice Couple and Marvelous video Thanks to share, Regards from Argentina.

Atsaras play a vital role by providing comic relief and entertainment, helping to lighten the atmosphere during religious and cultural performances. They are often dressed in colorful, exaggerated costumes and masks, and their antics, jokes, and playful behavior engage the audience, making the festivals more enjoyable for all attendees. Despite their humorous role, atsaras also serve a deeper purpose by embodying the wisdom of folly, reminding people not to take life too seriously and to find joy and laughter in everyday moments.

Beautiful people make their days are beautiful.

We already booked and will be there in August. I’ll keep your recommendation on my radar for next time.

THANK YOU FOR VISITING US ❤❤❤ LOTS OF LOVE AND RESPECT TO YOU TWO

Glad your still 'Keeping it real' Jack! The cultural dress is getting better, very tidy/slick!!! Keep it up! Sophia is a keeper mate!!!xxx

If you feel shy, then it’s sign of blessing ❤❤❤ Main intention is to make uncomfortable so you will receive blessings. Peace and prosperity. ❤❤❤❤❤

The imitation from red plallus eliminates all bad lucks and blesses you with long life and prosperity. Thank you for the video,much love 🧡

The temple is so beautiful , love to see people are singing and dancing , the guy with mask is so funny, very interesting festival thank you for sharing

Your productions are spectacular! Love to you both🌷

Feel blessed and loved 🥰 Beautiful couple ❤

I can't wake him up....❤ So nice ❤

Enjoy your trip guys❤ 🇧🇹

In fact, both of you contributed to our culture. Forget about feeling uncomfortable.

Love from Nepal 🇳🇵

My beautiful country ❤❤❤❤❤

In Bhutanese culture, the phallus symbol holds religious significance and is believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck and fertility. The atsaras incorporate phallic symbols and gestures into their performances as a form of playful and irreverent behavior meant to entertain the audience and challenge social norms. This tradition is deeply rooted in Bhutanese folklore and is seen as a way to infuse humor and lightheartedness into the festival atmosphere. The atsaras' playful interactions with phallic symbols are not meant to be offensive but rather to celebrate cultural beliefs and traditions in a light-hearted and entertaining manner.

Atsaras are Dupthobs, enlightened beings who have realised the Samsaric truths. At this stage, they have risen above petty human emotions like shame, anger, desire, and likes. They do not live in want, and they do not covet. Legend has it that Atsaras were among the Dupthob Gyabchu, the Buddha’s disciples. 84 Dupthobs, who had detached themselves from worldly desires and attachments, roamed the world, mocking worldly objects to overcome evil. They dressed in colourful attires and had eccentric behaviour. Sometimes, they even used foul language in their quest to subdue evil in the minds of the mortals. The Atsaras emanate these learned beings. Their vulgar forms send the message that they know no embarrassment, hesitation, or reservation. Source: daily bhutan