The Paro Chhu is a river of western Bhutan and a tributary of the Wang Chhu River. Here, two white silk Khatas are dipped in each river. 
Landscape architect, Jennifer Chandler, spends part of her year between the United States and the enchanted area of Bhutan. She is a lover of nature, space, and scents who spends time in the hills of Bhutan with her camera. On one trip she took a piece of white cloth to dip in the mountain water.
The Paro Chhu River:
The Wang Chhu River, with a Khata blessed by H.H. Gylsen Rabgye at the Tango Monstary:
A display of reverence occurs where both rivers meet. 
