Bhutan is a small independent country located in the Himalaya between China and India.
Bhutan (Drukyul), the Land of the Thunder Dragon, is located along the eastern Himalayan ridges. It is a landlocked country bordered on the north and west by China, and on the east, west, and south by India.
Bhutan has a diverse range of both climate and environment despite its small size.
Plains in the subtropical south, temperate zones with lush agricultural valleys in the center, and frigid alpine zones with peaks and mountains in the north make up the country.
Bhutan is a unique country where visitors can enjoy traveling through this beautiful idyllic country.
Bhutan, known as Druk in its native language, has a culture, religion, and tradition that are akin to Tibetan customs and a way of living in harmony with serene environment and stunning snow-capped mountains, which distinguishes it from other Asian neighboring countries. Bhutan continues to be a peaceful country with a magnificent past and culture that has existed for hundreds of years. Bhutan’s diverse landscapes encompass a range of climatic conditions, ranging from warm sub-tropical temperatures to lower alpine temperatures, as well as a high arctic climatic zones of ice and snow with the high Eastern Himalayan Mountains.
Bhutan is regarded as the country of Gross National Happiness, and this concept is gaining wide acceptance around the world. It has immese potential for cultural and historical activites.
Its people, culture, and religious festivals bear witness to a rich way of life that has mostly remained unchanged.
