10 Interesting Things In The Happiest Country In The World

Bhutan means the Land of the Thunder Dragon, originating from big storms usually coming from the Himalayas.10 interesting things that you will feel when traveling to Bhutan1. Existence of Snowman: According to Will Hatton shared on The Brokeback Packer, his friends in Bhutan believe that snowmen still exist in the mountains of this country. They used to see traces of snowmen. Photo: Makemytrip

. 2. Flying tigers: When traveling to Bhutan, visitors can visit the famous Paro Taktsang Buddhist monastery, lying on a cliff amidst the clouds in the Paro valley. Legend has it that, in the 8th century, the great master Padmasambhava sat on the back of a tigress who flew here from Tibet Guru Padmasambhava transmitted Tantric Buddhism throughout Bhutan and Tibet in the 700s.



He meditated in caves - later called monasteries, or tiger caves - on the mountains for 3 years, 3 months, 3 weeks, 3 days and 3 hours. Of these, the Paro Taktsang monastery is the most famous. Photo: Speakzeasy. 3. The Bhutanese attach special importance to happiness: The Government of Bhutan uses the National Happiness Index (GNH) to measure the wealth, prosperity and prosperity of the country. GNH's four pillars include sustainable development, environmental protection, cultural preservation, and good governance. So, how can the people here not feel happy? Photo: Worldkings 4.



It is illegal to kill in Bhutan: But you can still eat meat here. Meat is pre-slaughtered and imported from India. 40% of Bhutanese population is vegetarian. The government has mentioned the possibility of banning meat eating in Bhutan in the future. Photo: Blondebrunettetravel. 5. Bhutanese people love their king: Many Bhutanese often wear a brooch or small badge with a portrait of the king. Most of the people's houses hung a photo of the king smiling kindly.



Tourists coming here can hear the king's praise from his people. Photo: Scoopwhoop.6. Passionate love for archery: It seems that in Bhutan, there is always an archery competition going on. During Will Hatton's 17-day tour of Bhutan, he witnessed a competition between two villages at an altitude of 4,200 m. Archers, dressed in traditional skirts, aim for a target 140 meters the size of a plate. The villagers walked for almost 2 days through the mountains to reach the competition area. Once an archer finished shooting, both teams danced and sang like ancient Bhutanese warriors.



Photo: Norbuling.7. The word "Bhutan" means "Land of the Thunder Dragon": The name of the happiest country comes from the often massive storms from the Himalayas. Tourists can accidentally experience this kind of stormy weather on the trekking through the mountain. It felt like being chased by a dragon chasing snowball from the sky. Photo: Willhatton.8. Bhutan is the only country in the world with a negative carbon index: Bhutanese law stipulates that 60% of the country is required to always be covered by forests.



That means that Bhutan absorbs more carbon than the amount of carbon released into the air, without harming the environment. Photo: BBC.9. Polygamy and polygamy in Bhutan are legal: Nowadays, this may not be common anymore. However, Bhutanese people have the right to marry more than one spouse. In fact, the 4th king, who reigned from 1972 to 2006, has four wives. Photo: Pinterest.10.



Bhutan means peace: This is probably the best country in the world if you want to completely relax, reconnect with great things, like nature, mountains, and find yourself. The people are kind, everything is simple, making it almost possible for tourists to let go of all concerns if they come to Bhutan. Photo: Inspirebhutan. According to Phuc Chi / Zing News ***.

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