27/06/2021
The Castle on the hill
Lungchutse (KLungchhutse: ཀླུུང not རླུུང):
The books and the local people call it Lungchhutse (ཀླུུང-klung), that is what the Castle perched on the hill should be called. But with the passing of time, the name has manifested itself to Lungchutse (རླུུང-lung) (which literally means the hill on which the wind blows or that is what I deciphered). And it sure makes sense. On that hill, the wind literally slaps you.
After taking a wrong concept of the place, we reached the place. That is where not only did I get a slap of the wind but also the slap from the truth. Lopen Koengyer took his time to share me the knowledge regarding the place. And the first thing I knew was Lungchhutse was it's real name (which means the hill/peak from where one can see everything).
Castle on the hill by Ed Sheeran, it takes us to the nostalgic old days of Ed, mashing up both his good and bad old days, of how he broke his leg running away but then smelled the sweet perfume of the mountain grass he rolled down from.
The Castle on the hill in this picture, YES, I can smell the mosses, see the sunlit areas among the dark moody forest, can hear birds chirping their heart out (maybe their lungs out???), can hear myself panting and getting impatient because the road is long ( and I was having the nature's call, the long nature's call again).
I plan to visit once again for the path has been trodden and the journey would be short and my nature's call, I hope would be short so that I can focus more ཀློངly (broadly).
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