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This document provides an overview of Bhutan, including its history, geography, climate, culture, and tourism. Some key points: - Bhutan unified as a country in 1634 and became a constitutional monarchy in 2008. Britain and India previously handled its foreign affairs. - It has a population of around 700,000 people scattered across 47,000 square kilometers in the Himalayas. The climate varies from tropical to perpetual snow. - Bhutanese culture is known for its traditional dress like the kira and gho. Food usually consists of rice and chili cheese dishes. Religion includes Buddhism, Hinduism, and others. - Thimphu and Paro are major cities with sites like memorial ch
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This document provides an overview of Bhutan, including its history, geography, population, and culture. Some key points:
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- The country is protected by mountainous terrain that has allowed it to maintain its traditions while remaining isolated from the modern world.
- The coronation of the fifth King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck in 2008 followed medieval Buddhist traditions and marked Bhutan's transition to a democratic constitutional monarchy.
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Bhutan is known as the Land of the Thunder Dragon. It has a rich Buddhist cultural heritage dating back to the 7th century when Buddhism was introduced. Notable figures include Guru Rinpoche who established many sacred sites and Ngawang Namgyal who unified Bhutan as a nation in the 1630s. Today Bhutan remains deeply spiritual with Buddhism shaping its unique culture and traditions. Traditional architecture, cuisine like ema datshi, and festivals like the sacred naked dance honor this heritage amid modernization. Outdoor activities like trekking among stunning Himalayan scenery and whitewater rafting have also become popular ways to experience Bhutan.
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- 3. Bhutan History • 1634 – Country Unified • 1907 – First King • 1910 – Britain handled foreign affairs in return for not interfering with internal affairs • 1947 – India took over role • 2007 – Renegotiated; India still handles a lot of Bhutan's foreign affairs • 2008 – First constitution; becomes constitutional monarchy
- 4. Population Statistics • Population – 700,000 people – Approximately same population of Alaska • Rate of increase – 2.3% – Approximately 16,000 people per year • GDP (PPP) – $4,980
- 5. Land Area ~47,000 km2 (18,150 mile2 ) (About the same as Vermont and New Hampshire combined) Population Density: 14/km2 (37/mile2 ) http://prb.org/Datafinder/Geography/Summary.aspx?region=141®ion_type=2 http://www.nightscaping.com/dealerselect1/select_images/usa_map.gif
- 6. Climate • Climate: – Tropical in the south – Perpetual snow in the north due to the Himalayas. • Annual Rainfall (per year) – Himalayan regions < 500mm (< 20in) – Inner central valleys 500mm - 1000mm (20in – 40in) – Southern foothills 2000mm - 3500mm (80in – 140in) – Southern border area 3000mm - 5000mm (120in – 200in) • Rain in monsoon season – June to September http://www.askasia.org/images/teachers/media/34.gif
- 8. ABOUT BHUTAN PEOPLE Bhutanese people can be generally categorized into three main ethnic groups. The Tshanglas, Ngalops and the Lhotshampas. SOCIETY Bhutanese society is free of class or a caste system. Slavery was abolished by the Third King Jigme Dorji Wangchuck in the early 1950s through a royal edict. Though, a few organizations to empower women were established in the past Bhutanese society has always maintained relative gender equality. In general our nation is an open and a good-spirited society. RELIGION The Bhutanese constitution guarantees freedom of religion and citizens and visitors are free to practice any form of worship so long as it does not impinge on the rights of others. Christianity, Hinduism and Islam are also present in the country.
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- 12. GETTING TO BHUTAN The way to Bhutan: travel by air and travel by land. TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS All tourists (excluding Indian, Bangladeshi and Maldivian passport holders) who wish to travel to Bhutan require a visa and must book their holiday through a Bhutanese tour operator or one of their international partners. The tour operator will take care of Visa arrangements for visitors. WHAT ARE DOCUMENT REQUIRED FOR INDIAN TOURIST ? For entry permit for Indian tourist the following documents are required: 1) Pass port 2) Voter ID card 3) Adhar Card Note (Driving License and Pan Card will not be accepted )
- 13. Entry To Bhutan Phuentsholing Boarder Gate All the tourist and vehicle permits are made in Phuentsholing Boarder for those travelling via land
- 14. Thimphu Sightseeing Places of interest in and around Thimphu : • Memorial Chorten • Buddha Point (Kuensel Phodrang) • Semtokha Dzong • National Library • Institute for Zorig Chusum • The Folk Heritage Museum • Trashichhoedzong • Handicrafts Shops • Takin Preserve, Motithang
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- 16. Paro Sightseeing Places of interest in and around Paro (alt. 2200m/7218ft): • Rinpung Dzong • Ta Dzong • Drukgyel Dzong • Kyichu Lhakhang • Dungtse Lhakhang • Ugyen Pelri Palace • Taktshang Lhakhang (Tiger's Nest) and etc .
- 17. Rinpung Dzong Taktshang(Tigers Nest) Kyichu Lhakhang Ta Dzong (Museum) Drukgyel Dzong
- 18. Punakha Sightseeing Places of interest in and around Punakha(alt. 1300m/4265ft): • Dochula Pass • Punakha Dzong • Chimi Lhakhang • Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten • Talo • Punakha Ritsha Village
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- 20. Taktsang “Tiger’s Nest” Monastery
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