Img Credit: VASUKI BELAVADI from PixabayBhutan is among the few isolated countries in the world where people take huge pride in their culture and happily share it with their visitors. Despite having a population of over 8 lakhs, the country is home to diverse communities and religions. Sharchop, Ngalops and Lhotshampas are the dominant communities with Sharchop accounting for more than 25% of the overall population. Bhutan is a Buddhist-dominant country with Dzongkha being the official language of the country. Having been isolated for ages, the land of Bhutan holds and follows numerous rituals and traditions that set it apart from the rest.
Having deeply rooted in spirituality, the people of Bhutan are well known for its authentic art and activities. People are fond of music and dance forms which are mostly seen during various occasions and celebrations. The people are also highly skilled in handcrafts such as bamboo works, wood carvings and paintings that reflect their devotion towards their culture and traditions. Hospitality is the major part of their culture which can be seen from hotels to government offices. Having proximity to Tibet and China, visitors can witness numerous similarities in cuisines, clothing and architecture. The country is also well known for its traditional architecture which can be witnessed in Dzongs and monasteries located all over the country.
