Bhutan is cradled in the folds of the Himalayas. It is a serene kingdom that has holy monasteries, lush green valleys, stunning mountains, and pristine rivers; a perfect confluence of untouched nature and eye-soothing scenic beauty. The culture of Bhutan fascinates every visitor. For a very long period, the country has maintained its rich culture and tradition. In the early days of the policy of strict isolationism, outsiders were not allowed to visit this country, only in the last recent decades of the 20th century, have foreigners been allowed to visit the country in limited numbers. In this way, Bhutan has successfully preserved its culture and traditions since the mid-17th century.
The best part of Bhutan's culture is the people’s and the government’s determination to preserve and promote cultural values. We can see impressions of age-old cultures in every nook and corner of the country. Some of the most essential things that entail Bhutanese culture are its festivals, architecture, food, hospitality, and traditional dresses.
Interesting Facts About the Culture & Tradition Of Bhutan:
- • Religion: Bhutan follows Vajrayana Buddhism and Buddhists comprise 84.3% and Hinduism 11.3% of its population.
- • Unbiased Aspects: Bhutan is one of the few countries in the world that does not discriminate between boys & girls regarding the birth of a child.
- • Festivals: The festivals in Bhutan are an exciting affair in the life of the Bhutanese people and an integral part of the unique culture of Bhutan. Jambay Lhakhang Drup, Royal Highland Festival, Birds Festival, Bon-Choe, etc.
- • Traditional Attires: Bhutanese men wear `Gho’ and women wear `Kira’ the traditional dresses are worn on special occasions and in government offices.
- • Arts: Various art forms in Bhutan are inspired by the Buddhist religion poetry, dance, music; painting & theatre are deep-rooted in the religion. “Zorig Chusum”, the traditional art are well known in Bhutan.
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