Mysterious Bhutan | One of the Happiest Countries in the World

The more you explore Bhutan, the more surprises you’ll find Nestled in the Himalayas, it’s known as “the Land of the Thunder Dragon”:🍊🍐 The country doesn’t focus on GDP, but on GNH (Gross National Happiness).🌶🥕 The main currency is the Ngultrum (Nu); British pounds, US dollars, and Indian rupees are also exchangeable.🥔🌽 Tibetan Buddhism (Kagyu sect) is the state religion, with numerous temples.🍠🥜 50% of the population speaks Dzongkha, while English is the most widely used language.🍞🥖 All education and healthcare are free, with little life pressure.🍯🥕 The world’s first “carbon-negative” country, with 70% forest coverage.🥔🌽 Traditional culture is highly valued—everyone wears traditional attire to school or work.🍲 Tips:🍶 Currently, independent travel in Bhutan is mainly restricted to Paro and Thimphu; other areas require a guide.🍿 There are no direct flights from China to Bhutan—transfers are needed via Nepal, Thailand, or India.🍶 Best seasons to visit: Spring: March–May Autumn: September–November🍣🍱 The climate is similar to Yunnan Spring and 🍪autumn are mild, neither too cold nor hot, but with large temperature differences between day and night UV rays are as strong as in Tibet, so sun protection is essential 🍝 Paro Tshechu🍪 Dates: April 8–12, 2025🥠 Venue: Held inside the Dzong🍧 As Bhutan’s grandest festival, Tshechu honors the Buddhist master Guru Rinpoche. 🍬 People wear traditional costumes and dance, offering a rich cultural and festive atmosphere.🍡🍧 Punakha Dzong🎂 Originally named “Palace of Happiness” , it’s Bhutan’s second-oldest religious structure, standing 6 stories tall. 🥘🥗 With red, white, and gold hues, the ancient fortress feels timeless.🌭🍔 In April, blooming jacarandas add a lively touch🍡🍢 #TigerNestMonastery #BhutanTshechu