Anthony Bourdain performed a Bhutanese death ritual in the final episode of ‘Parts Unknown’

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The final episode of Anthony Bourdain’s “Parts Unknown” aired Sunday night.
In the episode, Bourdain explores the Buddhist Kingdom of Bhutan.
Discussing Buddhist beliefs, the late chef says: “It is considered therapeutic to think about death a few times a day.”

The final episode of Anthony Bourdain’s “Parts Unknown” has aired on CNN, just over two weeks after the death of its host.

In it, Bourdain explores the Kingdom of Bhutan with his friend Darron Aronofsky. Known for its Buddhist faith and dramatic scenery, Bourdain spends some time musing on the country’s concept of death.See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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