Bhutan is a country quite unlike any other. landlocked in the north by China, and in the south by India, it is widely recognized as the last surviving Buddhist Himalayan Kingdom.Interestingly,Bhutan lived in self-imposed isolation for much of the 20th century and it was only in the 1970's that it opened its borders to the handful of visitors. Today, life in Bhutan continues as before, free of global influence and true to its cultural, religious and social traditions. In a mode ..... |
