A naga shrine to a local serpent deity in Wangsisina village.
Nagas, known in Bhutan as lu, are serpent sprits associated with bodies of water, land, and other natural formations throughout South Asia and Tibet. They are believed to be the controllers of the rains and also the source of skin diseases, such as leprosy. Shrines are built to the nagas where devotees can make offerings, propitiating them for timely rains and to make amends for any harms
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