The Happiness Poem: Bhutan

The Happiness meter: Bhutan

This country is surprise mix of traditional Buddhist culture and global developments. It is the last Himalayan kingdom with intense magic and mystery. A usual scenario is such that the Buddhist monks do not resist using their smartphones after their daily chants. Bhutan is a tiny kingdom nestling between its neighbours China and India.
The Bhutanese name for Bhutan, Druk Yul, means "Land of the Thunder Dragon" and it only began to open up to outsiders in the 1970s.
Ever wondered if your food plate just had a single colour, ‘Red’? Sounds too spicy, isn’t? But not in Bhutan where the rice is red and the chiilies form the main dish instead of just a flavouring agent.
An interesting protective penis is a common decoration artifact outside every building entrance. The people of Bhutan referred as Bhutanese are warm, friendly, highly educated chunks of population. They say that Bhutan is not a museum but instead, a right combination of modern developments and historical traditions.
The monks explain the historical relevance of the country by the flying tiger and demon tales. From the Gross National Happiness (GNP) to the enthusiastic crowds, Bhutan is a new world to experience!
Foreign tourists pay a minimum tariff of US $ 250 per day to experience this vibrant culture. Well, don’t be disturbed with this fee. It includes food, accommodation, transport and a guide.
Bhutan offers unique architectural marvels, tsechuas (dance forms), cuisines,