Bhutan is located in the Himalayan mountain range between India and China and roughly covers an area of 38,394 km². The climatic condition here is mostly pleasant and features a full 3 months of each season. The political system of Governance is Democratic monarchy with democracy inducted very recently in 2008. The country’s main source of income is electricity generated by hydropower and tourism, making the nation one of the most expensive countries to visit in the world. The country is known for her policies regarding the conservation of nature.

The main religion followed in the country is Buddhism. Festivals in Bhutan are very colorful, masked men in colorful brocade perform dances and people from all walks of life attend the festivals. Bhutan’s economy is measured in terms of GNH, an indigenous concept talked about world-over. The GDP of the country, however, is about 2 Billion Dollars. The currency of Bhutan is called Ngultrum which equates to the Indian Rupee. Architecturally Bhutan boasts of her monolithic Dzongs (castles) which are painted in white and red. Bhutan, the land of Happiness is known as the happiest land on the planet.