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3.  Bhutan is a landlocked state in South Asia
located at the eastern end of the Himalayas
& bordered to the south east & west by India&
to the north by china. Bhutan is separated
from the nearby country of Nepal to the west
be the Indian state of Sikkim.& from
Bangladesh to the south by west Bengal.
 BHUTAN EXISTED AS A PATCHWORK OF MINOR
WARNING FIEFDOMS UNTIL THE EARLY 17th century
, when the area was unified by shabdrung
ngawang namgyal, who fled
 Religious persecution in Tibet and cultivated a
separate Bhutanese identity.
 THE STATE RELIGION IS VAJRAYANA BUDDHISM AND
THE POPULATION IS PREDOMINANTLY BUDDHIST , WITH
HINDUISM THE SECOND largest religion.
 outh by West Bengal.

4. BHUTAN
Bhutan – The land of
clouds.
The Bhutanese however
prefer to call it –
“ Drul-Yul “ – which
means - The Land of
Dragons.
Thimpu is the capital.
Bhutan Standard Time is
half an hour ahead of
IST.

5. Thimphu
Thimphu is the capital
of bhutan. It is
situated at an
altitude of 2287m.
Thimpu is the largest
city of bhutan.
The buildings retain
ancient bhutanese
culture &
architectural styles.
The mini-zoo in
mothigang area has
Takin an animal unique
to bhutan.

6. Paro
The Paro valley is the most
beautiful in Bhutan with
Mount Chomolhari towering
over it.
The Paro airport is the only
international airport of
Bhutan.
The Paro fort - the ruins of
the fort provide a
spectacular view of the
surrounding valley, which
once protected against
Tibetan invasions.

7. Museum
The museums in
Bhutan offer a unique
perspective on
Bhutanese history,
culture, rural life-style,
artistic traditions,
textile art forms and
religion.

8. Dochula Pass is located
Dochula Pass on the way to Punakha
from Thimpu.
One can get an
enchanting view of the
majestic Himalayas
from here.
The pass is a popular
spiritual place with the
Druk Wangyal
Chortens- 108 stupas
built by the eldest
Queen mother Her
Majesty Ashi Dorji
Wangmo Wangchuk.

9. PUNAKHA MONASTERY
On the confluence of the rivers Pochu and Mochu stands the magnificient
monument- The Punakha dzong. Apart from the traditional Bhutanese woodwork
masonry, metalwork and paintings on the colossal main structures more than
200 sacred images intricately crafted out of the five menjim ( Preciuos
substances)and modern elementsthat include copper,brass and other material
enrich the numerous lakhangs in the dzong.