The Dragon Kingdom Of Bhutan

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[{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1530795968319","data":" The kingdom of Bhutan is tucked away in the Himalayas,with China, Nepal, and India being it's neighbours. It is the last Buddhist kingdom of the world, and has surprisingly preserved much of their culture since the 16th-17th century, but has also developed at a fast pace, with a GDP which is one of the fastest growing in the world. It has around two airlines connecting it with foreign countries, though the roadways are developing at a fast rate and is also a much viable option. Bhutan is a unique country, as it measures their people's quality of life through 'GNH', or Gross National Happiness. So what makes the country do so?<\/p> <\/p>Bhutan was an exclusive country throughout centuries and was closed to tourists until the 1970s. It gradually opened up but still regulates the number of tourists entering the country. It also charges the tourists per day of their stay in Bhutan, through their visa. In a way, this has controlled uninterrupted flow of foreign people into the country. The Bhutanese highly value their culture and heritage as well. Spirituality is also given utmost importance in the country, with all monasteries and 'Dzongs' preserved with great care and also functioning like in the old days. If one visits Bhutan, one can see that the people there don't care much about technology or social media, and establishments are still run in the traditional methods.The economic gap between the rich and poor is also not much and everyone live in peace and harmony and in 'happiness'.<\/p> <\/p>To be honest, Bhutan is a very beautiful country with picturesque mountains surrounding it. Some places are worth visiting like the Tiger's Nest or Paro Taktsang, which is a monastery located in a cliff in the upper Paro valley. The trek towards the monastery, though difficult, is completely worth it. The Dochula Pass and the Chele La Pass also offer breathtaking views of the valleys and mountains. There are numerous Dzongs and monasteries in Bhutan, which offer a divine spiritual experience. The local Bhutanese cuisine is also delectable. So Bhutan is country which offers an escape from the strenuous routine life to a peaceful scenic life in the mountains. One should experience it at least once in their lifetime.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1530795968321","data":"5b3e1fa5172ad"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1530795968320","data":"5b3e1f8ef0c60"}]

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