Welcome to Bhutan is the hermit country which has been guarded by Dragons.
Every country measures their growth through Gross Domestic Product but they measure through Gross National Happiness that includes the four pillars good governance, sustainable promotion of socioeconomic development preservation of culture and environmental conservation According to Wikipedia, this term is coined by the fourth dragon king Jigme Singye Wangchuck.
According to the constitution minimum, 50 percent of the area should be reserved for forests and wildlife.
Bhutan is the only country in the world to completely outlaw the cultivation, harvesting, production, and sale of tobacco and tobacco products under the 'Tobacco Control Act of Bhutan 2010'.One people can own not more than 25 acres.
The country has only one airport that is situated in Paro that is one of the world’s most challenging airports. Indeed, only eight pilots in the world are currently certified to land here.
Bhutan is world's first wholly organic nation with not a single traffic light throughout the country.
The “takin,” is Bhutan’s national animal.
Citizens of India, Maldives, and Bangladesh are exempted from any Tariff and can enter the country by just presenting a legal ID.
To celebrate the birth of the first child of King Khesar and Queen Jetson, all 82,000 households in Bhutan planted a tree, while volunteers planted another 26,000 in various districts around the country, for a total of 108,000 trees.
Bhutan's army is trained by Indian Army. Bhutan does not have their own Navy or Airforce. It relies on Indian Air force for air support.