Introduction about Myself.

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Hello, I'm Dechen Tshomo, currently Pursuing a bachelor's degree in Dzongkha at Paro college of Education. To Talk little bit about myself I am from kheni under Teotsho Geog in Trashi Yangtse. I'm passionate about exploring places and making memories with my close friends, which is why i love to travel. When I'm not on the move, i enjoy watching series. These experiences fuel my curiosity and inspire me to learn and grow, both academically and personally.

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