The Only Little Thing You Know About The Country With No Traffic Lights

Bhutan is the only country in the world with no traffic lights and all meat and fish are imported from India.
Little is known about Bhutan, the only country with no traffic lights
Penis worship: When coming to Bhutan, especially in the countryside, visitors can see the painted and decorated penis symbols popular with the houses. The people of this country believe that "precious" men will help ward off evil spirits and bring them luck. Photo: Culture Trip.
Happiness is more important than wealth: Bhutan's Thunder Dragon Nation uses the happiness index (GNH) as a measure of national progress instead of the economic GNP (gross national product) index

. In which, four pillars to evaluate GNH include: harmonious economic development, effective administrative management, cultural promotion, environmental protection. Photo: Expact Teacher.
Not in the top happiest countries in the world in 2018: According to the United Nations World Happiness report, the 5 happiest countries in the world are Finland, Denmark, Norway, Iceland and the Netherlands respectively Lan, in which Bhutan ranked 95.



Photo: National Geographic.
Free education and health: Despite Bhutan's low GDP, the government of Bhutan maintains a system of free health care not only for Bhutanese people, but also for residents of the country. In terms of education, students here are exempt from tuition and meals, and are also given books, clothes and school supplies. Photo: The Atlantic.
Environmentally friendly: The law in Bhutan stipulates that 60% of the country will be devoted to forest protection for the next generation. Every year, Bhutan produces about 1.5 million tons of carbon but 70% of the forest in Bhutan absorbs 6 million tons of this gas Therefore, Bhutan is also the country with the lowest carbon emissions in the world.



In 1999, while other countries considered banning the use of plastic bags, Bhutan enforced the law. Photo: National Geographic.
Tobacco Bans: In Bhutan, you will not be able to find cigarettes because they are banned from trade and use. Instead of smoking, people in Bhutan use another highly addictive dish that is not betel. Betel addicts in this country have red-dyed lips. Photo: Thimphu Travel.
There are no traffic lights: Bhutan is the only country in the world with no traffic lights, even in the capital Thimphu. Instead, the police stood on the traffic podium at an intersection and coordinated the flow of vehicles.



Photo: Insight Guides.
Was a mysterious country before 1974: Before 1960, Bhutan had no roads, cars, telephones, telephones or Internet. Until 1974, Bhutan did not allow international media to report on the crowning event of the monarch at that time. Since then, hotels were built to welcome foreign guests and television appeared in the happy country in the 1990s. Photo: Lost With Purpose.
It is illegal to kill: Following the Buddhist teachings, Bhutan does not kill and kill any animal. So most of the Buddhists in this country are vegetarians. However, the Bhutanese still eat meat.



Meat and fish are imported from India, to ensure that no animal is killed on this Buddhist land. This is also the only country where animals can walk freely without being harmed. Photo: Hive Miner.
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