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In each country
In each country
Perhaps 1st time
Bhutan country is a Brand
Bhutan

Bordering countries
China
India

Land area
38,394 Sq Km

Aprox Population
0.79 million

 
 
Government
National Government
Bhutan Government
National Law
Judiciary of Bhutan
National Police
Police
National Capital
Thimphu
National Population
771,608
Latest population
Independence Day
NA
National Helplines
Police / Child help-line / Women protection - 113
Traffic - 111
Ambulance - 112
Fire - 110
Electricity - 1257
National Disaster - 219
Corporate
Bhutan Insurance Limited - 201
Bhutan National Bank (BNB) - 144
Bhutan Telecom. - 1600
Bhutan Telecom Complaint - 114
Bhutan Telecom Int'l Inquiry - 116
Bhutan Telecom Directory - 140
BPC complaint - 1250
Druk Air - 1300
General Post Office - 129
G4S - 193
MoAF CoRRB hotline - 198
MoAF DoL hotline - 124
MoAF R&D Centre in Wengkhar - 204
MoAF R&D Centre in Jakar - 205
MoAF DoFPS hotline - 211
MoLHR Employement Services - 128
RICBL (P/ling) - 151
RICBL (Thimphu) - 181
TashiCell - 7700
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Emergency numbers
Ambulance: 110
Fire: 112
Police: 113

Interesting facts
Bhutan is a democracy and constitutional monarchy. The Bhutanese monarchy was founded in 1907. It held its first democratic elections in 2008.

Origin of the name Bhutan may be derived from the Sanskrit Bhotanta which means “the end of Tibet,” or the Sanskrit Bhu-attan, meaning “highlands.”

Bhutanese call their home “Druk Yul,” which means “the Land of the Thunder Dragons,” because of the extremely powerful storms which constantly roar in from the Himalayas.

Thimphue, the capital of Bhutan is one of the two national capitals in the world that does not have traffic lights (the other is Ngerulmud, Palau)




World Heritage Sites




Tourism spots, locations





Botanical Gardens






Zoos
Motithang Takin Preserve - Motithang

Every celebrity in every category must use their infuening power or their own responsibility to help climate change which is already crossing dangerous propoertions. Not climate change activism but something which is legally ok with the government of their country. World is an integration of all countries. Climate change is an example.

R.K. Budhathoki
Former chairman of Bhutan People's Party

Chencho
Football player

Tshering Chhoden
Archer

Kunzang Choden
Writer

Dorji Dema
Archer

Punya Prasad Dhakal
Human rights activist

Kesang C. Dorjee
Journalist, filmmaker

Ap Chuni Dorji
Poet

Chenkyab Dorji
Diplomat

Drungtsho Pema Dorji
Physician

Jigme Palden Dorji
Politician

Kelly Dorji
Actor

Kinzang Dorji
Former prime minister

Lhendup Dorji
Former acting prime minister

Rinzin Dorji
Runner

Sonam Topgay Dorji
Politician

Ugyen Dorji
Politician

Wangay Dorji
Football player

Lama Gyurme
Monk, musician

Jubzhang Jubzhang
Archer

Tsokye Tsomo Karchun
Actress

Je Khenpo
Bhutan Buddhist Monk

Jigme Namgyal
Politician

Sangay Ngedup
Former prime minister

Tashi Peljor
Archer

Dechen Pem
Singer, producer, actress

Jetsun Pema Queen
Consort of Bhutan

Daw Penjo
Ambassador

S.K. Pradhan
Human rights activist

Gyalse Tenzin Rabgye
Former secular ruler of Bhutan

Pema Rinchen
Football player

Tek Nath Rizal
Politician, human rights activist

Shabdrung Bhutan
Buddhist Monk

Sonam Tenzin
Football player

Jigme Thinley
Prime minister

Tshering Tobgay
Politician

Dawa Tshering
Former minister of foreign affairs

Passang Tshering
Football player

Ugyen Tshering
Politician, minister of foreign affairs

Vikalpa
Politician

Dorji Wangchuck
Member of the royal family

Druk Gyalpo Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck
Reigning King

Jigme Singye Wangchuck
Former king

Kesang Choden Wangchuck
Member of royal family

Sangay Choden Wangchuck
Member of royal family

Tshering Pem Wangchuck
Member of royal family

Ugyen Wangchuck
Former king

Khandu Wangchuk
Former prime minister

Sangay Wangchuk
Long distance runner

Chimi Wangmo
Athlete