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BUTHAN

Location: Asia
Capital:
Thimphu (30.000 inhab.)
Main cities
: Punakha, Paro
Population
: 2,100,000
Area:
47,000 km2
Coin:
1 ngultrum = 100 chetrums
Languages:
Dzongkha, Nepalesi and Tibetan Dialects
Religions:
Buddhist, Hindu
The Independence's Year:
1865
Mountains:
Southern Himalaya (peaks over the 7000 m)
Rivers:
Kuru, Raidak

 

 

It's a state of mountain on the Himalaya, contained between China (Tibet) and India.
According to recent statistics, despite it is a poor nation, its over 2 million inhabitants are the happiest of the Planet! In fact from many years the reachness of the country isn't estimated from pil, but is based on the happiness of the people.
It's a rural country, in fact the urban population doesn't reach 7%.
The only city of Bhutan is the capital Thimphu with only 30.000 inhabitants.
The country is well organized and life, regulated by buddhist religion, is nice and quiete.
Landscapes are characterized by hight peaks of east Himalaya and by deep rice cultivated valley.
Everywhere there are religious buildings, like chorten and the magnificent Dzong fortress - monastery; the most majestic of these are without doubts the Dzong of Punakha, Paro and Wangdue.

 

* Information and news of every kind (and photographic documentation) about Bhutan are to disposition of the partners of the Worldwide Geographic Academy: info@accademiageograficamondiale.com
 
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Abitazione bhutanese Bhutanesi Chorten al Dochula Pass Il Punakha Dzong

Palazzo dei ministeri Nei campi di riso Monaci al lavoro Lo Dzong di Paro

Paro Piccoli monaci Ponte tibetano Risaie

Tamburi di preghiera Thimphu Il Dzong di Punakha Lo Dzong di Wangdue

Vestito bhutanese Il Dzong di Punakha Arciere Il Taktshang Monastery Vestiti femminili

Photographies to greater solution can be found to the page The Indian Region Gallery