Day six of #RoyalVisitBhutan
Published 14/04/2016
The Royal Visit to Bhutan continued with a chance to leave the capital and see one of the nation's most famous sights, the Eagle's Nest Monastery.
In the morning The Duke and Duchess hiked high into the mountains to the Monastery, visited previously by The Prince of Wales when he visited Bhutan in 1998.
That evening they attended a reception celebrating UK and Bhutanese friendship and cooperation
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