‘life Changes’ In Bhutanese Buddhist Country

Have you been to Bhutan? Reuters photographer Cathal McNaughton visited the Kingdom of Bhutan in South Asia to document the changes in the lives of people in this Buddhist country.
‘Life changes’ in Bhutanese Buddhist country
For decades, Bhutan had no television, no traffic lights, but now life in this country is growing. Visitors can see bars sprouting in the capital Thimphu, images of teenagers playing video games in an internet shop, and a few others playing billiards.
Bhutan, with a population of about 820,000, is nestled in the majestic Himalaya, ‘between 'China and India. This is a country influenced by Buddhism, and cultural history embraced by Tibetan culture

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In the picture shows during leisure time, the monks change their robes to wear Manchester United and Chelsea costumes to play soccer in the Phobjikha valley.
A man is singing karaoke at a bar, next to the right is a portrait of Bhutanese King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck (born 1980).
Teenagers playing games in the internet shop
The Punatsangchu Hydropower Project is under construction in Wangdue Phodrang town, Bhutan.




Mr. Zeko, 73, from Punakha City, told Reuters: "I am very happy to have a mobile phone so that I can talk to my loved ones and children at any time."
Sonam Tshering, 13, confided that in the future he wants to become a science teacher, and also wants to watch Cristiano Ronaldo play football for Real Madrid.
Dordenma giant Buddha statue in the center of the entrance to the valley of Thimphu.
A young man is drinking a glass of wine inside a grocery store in Thimphu.
Bhutan mainly develops agriculture, but today the developed infrastructure, cell phones and televisions are in most homes.
Long-legged jeans are also commonly worn, in addition to the traditional menswear and women's Kira dresses
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Lhaden, 38 years old - a divorced woman engrossed in a bar until midnight in Thimphu.
Lhaden earns about 3 million VND / month for bar singing. She shared: "Life is quiet, I'm not sad, I'm not happy, everything has arranged the fate".
After years of saving up, Ms. Lhaden bought a small apartment.
Bhutan's life is changing everywhere, a country with diverse mountains, forests, snow is immersing in modern life. In the photo shows smoke rising from a motor vehicle building the road near Punakha town.
Picture of a woman carrying her baby on her back in Bhutan.




According to Huynh Phuong / Tuoi Tre
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