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Quick facts
- Capital: Thimphu
- Official Language: Dzongkha
- Currency: Bhutanese Ngultrum (BTN) (Indian Rupees are also widely accepted)
- Population: About 800,000
- Area: Approximately 38,394 km²
- Time Zone: UTC+6:00
Famous attractions
- Tiger's Nest Monastery – Bhutan's most iconic monastery, perched dramatically on a cliff.
- Punakha Dzong – A magnificent fortress and monastery at the confluence of two rivers.
- Thimphu – The capital city, known for its monasteries, markets, and traditional architecture.
- Dochula Pass – Famous for its 108 memorial chortens and panoramic Himalayan views.
- Jigme Dorji National Park – A protected area rich in biodiversity and Himalayan wildlife.
Why visit Bhutan?
- Spectacular Himalayan landscapes
- Peaceful Buddhist monasteries and temples
- Rich traditions and colorful festivals (Tshechus)
- Excellent trekking opportunities
- Strong commitment to environmental conservation—Bhutan is one of the world's few carbon-negative countries.
Bhutan is often called the "Land of the Thunder Dragon" and is known for preserving its culture, protecting its environment, and offering visitors a peaceful, authentic Himalayan experience.
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