WESTERN CULTURE IN BHUTAN The Oxford dictionary defines culture as the ideas, customs, and social behavior of a particular people or society. Though The Constitution of Bhutan doesn’t define the word culture, it illustrates that culture and heritage would include monuments, places and objects of artistic or historic interest, Dzongs, Lhakhangs, Goendeys, Ten-sum, Nyes, language, literature, music, visual arts and religion.[1] Preservation and promotion of culture and values is also one of the pillars
BHUTAN, A country of Buddhism, is located in the Himalayas, between the Tibet Autonomous of China and India. With their natural scenery and their culture and tradition they attracts tourism. Bhutan is the unique country both culturally and environmentally. Bhutanese are basically divided into two groups, Ngalops or Western Bhutanese and Sharchops or Eastern Bhutanese. Bhutan is termed as third country in the world in its land fertility and second in population. Bhutan is the only country in the
maintained their tradition and culture well. The living standard of an average Bhutanese was relatively low and they had their own life style unique from the rest of the world. The practice of traditional culture and value started detriotriating when Bhutan opened up to the outside world, especially its foreign relation with two immediate neighbours India and Nepal, (Collins, 2012). The general Bhutanese power in thinking, dressing, communicating and behaving is copied from Indian and foreign TV channels
India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Thailand Economic Cooperation). With the admission of Nepal and Bhutan at the 6th Ministerial Meeting (February 2004, Thailand), the name of the grouping was changed to 'Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation ', retaining the same acronym (BIMSTEC). The regional group with five members from South Asia, including Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka and two deriving from Southeast Asia- Thailand and Myanmar constitutes
country filled with a diversity of culture, society, ethnic group, geography, and language. Nepal travel information explains verities topics related to the tourist and tourism. Before heading to Nepal, you should know essential subjects, such as the place to eat, tour place, culture, society, people, law, act, visa and an importance of the cultural, natural, and historical sites. Kathmandu is the first entry point of Nepal, situated 1350 m
mining, manufacturing, tourism and financial and insurance services. Tourism and mining are the leading foreign exchange earners. In the tourism literature, much attention has been paid to the way in which cultural events have become altered by tourism,
E HEALTH:ITS IMPORTANCE AND CHALLENGES ABSTRACT Today one of the most crucial need is to have a quick access to vital services like health care. But in today’s scenario it has became a major issue. People are not able to get quick access to health care services due to some very small issues which gave rise to the situation of life and death for an individual who is unable to get the access to these services. This research paper highlights some of the issues and provides a possible solution to the
Goep (Tripe): Though its popularity has quite diminished, Bhutan still serves this food item. With plenty of spicy and chilli powder, it is also largely served in restaurants. Indonesia Indonesia is made up of thousands of volcanic islands and has groups of people speaking different languages. The major tourist attractions are beautiful mountain ranges and peak made from different volcanic activities. However, it is now the most vibrant and developing cities offering tourists with varied options
Competitive Rivalry 4. Threat of Substitutes 5. Threats of New entrants Application of Competition to Taj group Competition in the hospitality sector is very common in every part of the world. It is much more intense in India as the tourism is growing very fast. Today Taj groups of hotel consider as one of the most luxury hotel in India but even though taj has many competitors in India like Hilton Honors, Oberoi, IHG, Marriott etc which effects its economy. (Competitors for Taj
Haryana Haryana is the 20th state of India that came into being on 1st November 1966 and presently has 21 districts. Previously it was under Punjab. It is situated in the North Western region surrounded by Himachal Pradesh from North, Uttrakhand from North East, Rajasthan from the South, U.P and Delhi from East and Punjab from North West. Haryana is considered to be the cradle of rich Indian cultural heritage. In terms of economic development too, Haryana has come a long way during the few past years