81. Explore Bhutan >>> Yangphel Travel bhutan s culture Religion. Learn. bhutan s traditional selfcontained cultural system is intrinsically fragile in the face of ongoing modern developments. http://www.taktsang.org/learn/religion/generations.html

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82. The Living Edens: Bhutan - People, Culture And History The People and culture of bhutan bhutan A Rich History Forerign Perceptions of bhutan Foreign Perceptions of bhutan Two Portuguese http://www.pbs.org/edens/bhutan/Bhu_people3.htm

Foreign Perceptions of Bhutan Two Portuguese Jesuits, Father Caella and Cabral, are believed to be the first westerners to enter Bhutan. In 1627, they spent several months with the Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyel, whom they described as the "King and at the same time the chief Lama." They had set out from the Province of Malabar, East India, to convert Bhutan and Tibet to Christianity. Despite less than cordial experiences on the way, once in Bhutan they found the Bhutanese a trustworthy and good natured people. Cacella wrote of the Shabdrung, "He received us with a demonstration of great benevolence, signifying this in the joy which he showed on seeing us." The 18th and 19th centuries saw the arrival of the British, who were moving north from their Indian stronghold. Several British missions were sent to Bhutan to try to acquire trading privileges, and in particular, a right of passage for goods between Tibet and India. Missions led by Bogle and Hamilton in 1774-75, by Hamilton in 1776 and 1777, and by Turner and Davis in 1783 were characterized by mutual understanding and good Bhutanese-English relations. In the 19th century, things began to turn sour, and successive missions by Bose in 1815, Pemberton in 1838 and especially by Eden in 1863-64 saw increased animosity between the two countries, culminating in the Duar war in 1864-65.

83. Bhutan Himalayan Kingdom of bhutan is one of the few countries in the world still untouched, a paradise for tourists interested in Buddhist culture and philosophy http://www.inepal.com/inepE/bhutan/bhutan.shtml

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Home Add Site Change URL Search A S I A C O , T H E A S I A S E A R C H E N G I N E Bhutan : Society and Culture Home Bhutan : Society and Culture Categories Environment and Nature Expatriates Organizations Religion and Spirituality ... Women Malaysia, Singapore. Search Mobile content click here: Sites Black Mountain Bhutan History of the language and related internet links URL: http://iias.leidenuniv.nl/host/himalaya/individ/black.html Culinary Pleasures Bhutanese recipes collections URL: http://www.culinarypleasures.com/bhutan.htm Dzongkha Bhutan History of the language and related links URL: http://iias.leidenuniv.nl/host/himalaya/individ/black.html Ethnologue: Bhutan Bhutan History of the 15 language and related links URL: http://www.sil.org/ethnologue/countries/Bhut.html Gongduk Bhutan History of Bhutanese language. URL: http://iias.leidenuniv.nl/host/himalaya/individ/gongduk.html Land of the Thunder Dragon Bhutan Bhutan history, geography, tourism, and places to visit. URL: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/5200/BHUTAN.htm Lepcha Bhutan History of Bhutanese language.

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Home Add Site Change URL Search A S I A C O , T H E A S I A S E A R C H E N G I N E Bhutan : Society and Culture : Organizations Home Bhutan Society and Culture : Organizations Malaysia, Singapore. Search Mobile content click here: Sites Freeballers of America The one and only web site dedicated to Freeballing. The site is based in USA, however we would love to have our friends from Bhutan join the organization. URL: http://www.freeballersofamerica.com Options Help Help Site Map ... SMSJet Global Mobile Gateway. Privacy Notices This site is powered by Asiaco Network Servers

86. BBC NEWS | World | South Asia | Country Profiles | Country Profile: Bhutan bhutan s ancient Buddhist culture and breathtaking scenery make it a natural tourist attraction. He has also been keen to preserve bhutan s unique culture. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/country_profiles/1166513.stm

Home TV Radio Talk ... Programmes LANGUAGES Last Updated: Thursday, 4 March, 2004, 13:17 GMT E-mail this to a friend Printable version Country profile: Bhutan The kingdom of Bhutan is a tiny, remote and impoverished country nestling in the Himalayas between its powerful neighbours, India and China. Almost completely cut off for centuries, it has tried to let in some aspects of the outside world while fiercely guarding its ancient traditions. OVERVIEW FACTS LEADERS MEDIA The Bhutanese name for Bhutan, Druk Yul, means "Land of the Thunder Dragon" and it only began to open up to outsiders in the 1970s. The hereditary monarch wielded absolute power until 1998, and Bhutan still has no formal constitution. Television was only allowed in 1999. Bhutan's ancient Buddhist culture and breathtaking scenery make it a natural tourist attraction. Tourism is restricted; visitors must travel as part of a pre-arranged package or guided tour. Backpackers and independent travellers are discouraged. The king has gone to great lengths to preserve the indigenous Buddhist culture of the majority Drukpa, who have a common culture with the Tibetans and other Himalayan peoples. National dress is compulsory - the knee-length wrap-around "gho" for men and the ankle-length dress known as the "kira" for women.

87. Bhutan- Food, People, Language, Currency bhutan s professional chefs temper their natural tendency to over spice dishes by preparing food more suitable to western taste ranging from Continental to http://www.sacredindia.com/explore/bhutan/culture.htm

Culture history climate culture sight seeing festivals Food: Spicy chilies (ema) and cheese (datse) blended with a wide variety of vegetables, meats, poultry and fish are found on many Bhutanese menus. Bhutan's professional chefs temper their natural tendency to over spice dishes by preparing food more suitable to western taste ranging from Continental to Chinese and Bhutanese to Indian. Currency: Bhutanese currency is the ngultrum (Nu). The approximate exchange rate is Nu.40 for one US dollar. The ngultrum is on par with the Indian rupee (both the Nu and Indian Rupee can be used in Bhutan). US Dollars and dollar traveler's cheques can be exchanged at banks (hours 10:00 am to 1:00 pm Mon to Fri) and the larger hotels. Ngultrum or rupees will be what you will need for your purchases while in the Kingdom. Bhutan's official language is Dzongkha . Given the geographic isolation of many of Bhutan's highland villages, it is not suprising that a number of different dialects have survived. Bhutan has never had a rigid class system. Social and educational opportunities are not affected by rank or by birth. Bhutanese women enjoy equal rights with men in every respect. Bhutanese men wear a gho, a long robe tied around the waist by a small belt called kera. The women's ankle length dress is called a kira, made from beautifully colored and finely woven fabrics with traditional patterns. Necklaces are fashioned from corals, pearls, turqoise, and the precious agate eye stones which the Bhutanese call '

88. Keys To Bhutan - Bhutanese Culture A man from Sakten, eastern bhutan. culture. bhutanese language and literature of Dzongkha. More Info on bhutan and culture Keys to http://www.keystobhutan.com/bhutan/culture.htm

Religion Culture Festivals People ... More A man from Sakten, eastern Bhutan Culture Bhutanese language and literature, arts and crafts, ceremonies and events, and basic social and cultural values draw their essence from religious teachings. The tradition of fine art is alive today, manifested, for example, in products like the legendary thangkas. The exquisite traditional painting is also visible on monasteries and houses, skillfully enhancing the architecture. Architecture is also a significant feature of the Bhutanese identity. The combination of engineering skill and aesthetic beauty is unparalleled in all structures, from the massive monastic fortresses to houses and bridges. Traditional shapes, colours and patterns on the walls, doors, windows, plave Bhutanese architecture in a class of its own. Music, dance, and handicrafts, both by the clergy and the lay population, play an important role in national, village, or domestic functions and festivals. Bhutan's textile tradition has, in recent years, gone international. The distinct technique, colour and style of indigenous Bhutanese weaving is being increasingly appreciated by textile specialists, collectors, and users. The national language of Bhutan is Dzongkha. The people also speak more than 18 dialects across the country. Today, English is taught in the schools and is used as the official working language, but the national leaders emphasize the development and use of Dzongkha.

89. 1Up Travel : Bhutan - History And Culture Of Bhutan. It is located at the south of Tibet and the north of north east of India as Assam and Sikkim.Seek History and culture of bhutan. bhutan History and culture. http://www.1uptravel.com/international/asia/bhutan/history-culture.html

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90. Bhutan - Tibetan Cultural Directory HOME bhutan Guidebook Maps Explore the mountains and monasteries of these remote Himalayan kingdoms and discover the rich Tibetan culture in bhutan Sikkim. http://www.kotan.org/tibet/directory/bhutan.html

Tibet (TAR) China India Nepal Bhutan Currency Converter Tibetan Cultural Region Directory Books Art Gallery Asian People's Directory Kotan Publishing Contact us Home Tibetan Cultural Region Directory Bhutan [Directory Index] Accommodation, Tour, Trekking in Nepal, Tibet Tour, Bhutan Tour Hmg Govt. Licenced, Ministry of Tourism : Undertaking all aspect of travel and tourism in Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan, special interest, tours, rafting, adventure, trekking, wildlife tour, expeditions. Adventure Pacific Travel Group-Nepal AMICUS Foundation : Responds to the suffering of orphaned children, women, and Bhutan's cultural needs. Sponsors projects in medicine, education, and cultural preservation. A farmhouse experience : For a genuine farmhouse experience in Bhutan. Bhutan Austria : Herzlichen Dank für die interessanten Informationen! Die Österreichisch-Bhutanische Gesellschaft arbeitet noch an ihrer Homepage und wir hoffen, daß sie in Kürze fertiggestellt sein wird. Vielleicht interessiert Bhutanese Tapestry : This 12' by 16' Bhutanese Tapestry of the Royal Crest of Bhutan hangs in the University of Texas at El Paso Library. An explanation of the Royal Crest is given along with a picture of the tapestry.

91. DrukNet: Bhutan's Internet Service Provider - Web Links bhutan has managed to preserve its historical sites and culture along with its environment and there are monasteries that date back from the 7th century onwards http://www.druknet.bt/modules.php?name=Web_Links&l_op=viewlink&cid=7

92. Cultural Tours-Bhutan 5 day culture Tour in Western bhutan. While touring Thimphu Punakha. 12 day culture Tour of Western and Central bhutan. Located west http://www.himalreisen.com/bhutan/cultural tours.htm

cultural tours itineraries 5 day Culture Tour in Western Bhutan While touring Thimphu and Paro, you can visit museums, monasteries, and have tea at Dechencholing Pass. 7 day Culture Tour This tour will take you through the western towns of Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha. 12 day Culture Tour of Western and Central Bhutan Located west of Paro and Thimphu, you will visit Punakha and Trongsa (the ancestral home of the Wangchuck Dynasty). Add a day hike to Taktsang Monastery and you will have really been to Bhutan. 13 days Tour, Bumthang For one day more you will tour from Thimphu to Bumthang. In Bumthang you will go on a short and easy two day trek. 14 days Tour, Bumthang Tour western and central Bhutan. Includes an easy four day trek. Our guests have dubbed Bumthang as the, "Switzerland of Asia." Add a day hike to Taktsang Monastery Dur Hot Springs 17 Day Tour and Trek After cultural touring plus seven days of trekking in the mountains around Bumthang and you'll be ready for a bottle of Bumthang Lager, Bhutan's best beer. Gangtey Gompa 10 Day Tour and Trek A tour with four days of winter trekking northeast of Thimphu.

93. Bhutan Tours, Cultural And Trekking Trips - Country Information TRADITIONAL culture. bhutan has a unique culture that is greatly shaped by its religion. The bhutanese are very religious and at the same time fun loving. http://asiatours.net/bhutan/bhutan.html

Tour Programs About Bhutan Travel Info About Us ... Info eMail Organized by: D E C H E N Trekking Tours B hutan - A Kingdom in the Himalaya Nestled in the Eastern Himalayas, sandwiched between Tibetan region of China in the north and India in the south, lies a mysterious and breathtakingly beautiful Himalayan Kingdom, about the size of Switzerland. It is often referred to the outside world as the last “Shangri La” on earth. The inhabitants themselves call it “Druk Yul”, meaning, the land of the peaceful dragon. The world knows it better as Bhutan. Bhutan is one of the few countries in the world that managed to preserve its environment almost intact. With approximately 72% of the country still under forest cover, Bhutan is blessed with great richness of flora and fauna, a wealth of almost 600 bird species, including the globally threatened Black-Necked Crane. With crystal clear rivers and Majestic Himalayan mountains, the rich wild life includes Tiger, Snow Leopard, Golden Langur, Blue sheep, Takin, Himalayan Black Bear and Red Panda, to name a few.

94. The Cultural Heritage A lot of what Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyel had introduced and established, has shaped bhutan s culture, even into the present. The http://timphu.bhutan.at:81/~bhutan/altdye00/c-viex/j-02-03/start.php3

The history of Bhutan Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyel The cultural heritage The cultural heritage of the Shabdrung Under the rule and leadership of the Shabdrung various elements of the material and spiritual culture were put together to one system. By that the Shabdrung started the development of an independent Bhutanese cultural identity, which was different from the other states of the Himalayas. At the same time it unified the diverse local cultures of the times before the Shabdrung. A lot of what Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyel had introduced and established, has shaped Bhutan's culture, even into the present. The monastery fortresses , founded by him, have determined the forms and shapes of architecture; they are still the seat of the »dual ruling system« ) of mundane and religious powers, as established by him. Meanwhile it has been laid down by law that the costume designed by the Shabdrung must be worn at official occasions. The 13 traditional crafts , as classified by the Shabdrung, nowadays receive support and promotion in public programmes. namzha ) defines culture and national identity and regulates all areas of the citizens' visible life, such as clothing, architecture, art, but also social behaviour and the organisation of public events. These basic rules, based on religious ideas, are sanctioned through the authority of the monastic founder of the state, the Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyel.

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96. Bhutan: UNESCO Secteur De La Culture of this outstanding natural environment, the Royal Government of bhutan has adopted a successful in protecting the country’s spectacular cultural and natural http://portal.unesco.org/culture/fr/ev.php@URL_ID=8641&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTI

var static_ko="8641"; var static_section="201"; var static_langue="fr"; Envoyer Version imprimable Contact Home Page ... Tajikistan Bhutan The endangered black-necked crane (photo: RSPN) With some 72% of the country still covered by virgin forest and having an ecosystem hosting 770 species of birds and over 50 species of rhododendron and an astonishing variety of orchids and other plants, Bhutan has the potential to become one of the world’s greatest eco-tourism destinations. Conscious of the value and fragility of this outstanding natural environment, the Royal Government of Bhutan has adopted a policy of low-volume, high-value tourism. This policy, promising high value and low impact for visitors to the country, has been notably successful in protecting the country’s spectacular cultural and natural heritage while promoting community participation in eco-tourism development and equal benefit-sharing among stakeholders. Established in 1987, the Royal Society for the Protection of Nature (RSPN) has worked with the World Wildlife Fund, the US MacArthur Foundation and the Bhutan Trust Fund for Environmental Conservation, implementing environmental education, awareness and conservation programmes throughout Bhutan. It enjoys the patronage of HRH the Crown Prince of Bhutan. The aim of the UNESCO / RSPN project is to develop an integrated conservation development programme in Bhutan’s Phobjikha Valley, a conservation area and home to the endangered Black-Necked Crane, as well as to other wetland species. Phobjikha has a population of 5,000 people, mostly farmers living in the Valley’s 37 villages, and it a prime site for the development of culturally and environmentally responsible cultural and eco-tourism.

97. Buddhist Bhutan Fights To Stem Nepalese Cultural Tide 2. Buddhist bhutan Fights to Stem Nepalese Cultural Tide. They must wear national dress and learn the national language. bhutan s culture comes from Tibet. http://www.tibet.ca/en/wtnarchive/1994/4/6_2.html

World Tibet Network News Wednesday, April 6, 1994 2. Buddhist Bhutan Fights to Stem Nepalese Cultural Tide Forwarded by: Sonam Dargyay, Tibet News Digest By Christopher Thomas April 2, The (London) Times BHUTAN, last of the Himalayan Buddhist kingdoms, is fighting for survival. King Jigme Singye Wangchuck has introduced extraordinary measures to save one of the world's most vulnerable and isolated countries. It may be too late. Television is banned, there are no political parties, almost all tourists are kept out, and Dzongkha has been declared the sole official language. Everything from the clothes to be worn in public to the appropriate style of formal greetings has been precisely defined to preserve a culture little changed in centuries. The threat to Bhutan's heritage comes from the flat, fertile south, where ethnic Nepalese are the majority. Nepal-based insurgents have destroyed hospitals, schools, bridges and electricity supplies in a battle waged ostensibly for democracy. The objective is overthrow of the king and absorption of Bhutan's indigenous Drukpa people into Nepalese culture.

98. Bhutan Cultural Tours And Treks: Jachung Travel 7Day Cultural Tour in Western bhutan. 12-Day Cultural Tour in Western bhutan (including a 6-day Druk Path trek). 12-Day Fly-Fishing Expedtion. http://www.jachungtravel.com/planyourtrip.html

Adventure Travel in the Kingdom of Bhutan HOME ABOUT US PLAN YOUR TRIP ITINERARIES ... CONTACT US Plan Your Trip Step 1: Choose your itinerary: 5-Day Glimpse of Bhutan. 7-Day Cultural Tour in Western Bhutan. 7-Day Thimphu Festival Program September 23 - 25! 11-Day Thimphu Festival Program September 23 - 25! 9-Day Jumolhari Base Camp Trek. 14-Day Jumolhari Mountain Trek. 10-Day Cultural Tour in Western and Central Bhutan. 12-Day Black-Necked Crane Festival Program November 12, 2004! 12-Day Cultural Tour in Western Bhutan (including a 6-day Druk Path trek). 12-Day Fly-Fishing Expedtion. 13-Day Biking Tour to Central Bhutan. 13-Day Cultural Tour in Western and Central Bhutan (with a 3-day Gantey trek). 13-Day Cultural Tour in Western and Central Bhutan (with day hikes). 14-Day Bumthang Jambay Lakhang Festival. (Oct. 28 – Nov. 1) 14-Day Cultural Tour in Western and Central Bhutan (with a 3-day Bumthang trek). 18-Day Cultural Tour in Western, Central, and Eastern Bhutan (with day hikes). 20-Day Laya/Gasa Trek. These are sample itineraries. You can choose one of these, or we can customize an itinerary to meet your specific interests and travel dates. NOTE: For most tours the booking must be completed 6 weeks in advance, but for tours during the festivals, booking must be completed at least 8 weeks in advance. Festivals held in the autumn and spring are peak travel time for tourists, and it can be difficult to secure accommodation and Druk Air seats without advance notice.

99. 8-Day BHUTAN CULTURAL Tour - The Tradition And Historic Highlights Of Bhutan.: B 8Day bhutan CULTURAL Tour - The tradition and historic highlights of bhutan. Tour Operator Getaway! Himalayan Eco-Trekking. . http://www.infohub.com/TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/5333.html

You are here: Home Asia Bhutan Trip Listing Service ... Home Categories Active Adventure Affinity Family Hobby ... Sports Destination Africa Asia Australia Caribbean ... Maps Weekend Getaways Backroad CityEscape Unique Stays Castle Hotel Eco Lodge Outdoors Fishing Lodge Guest Ranch Hunting Lodge Resorts Diving Golf Naturist Spa Are you interested? Want to learn more about this tour, order travel brochures, pose questions to the tour operator or book this tour? Click for details. 8-Day BHUTAN CULTURAL Tour - The tradition and historic highlights of Bhutan. Getaway! Himalayan Eco-Trekking. Click here for info TOUR OVERVIEW: Explore the picturesque valleys of Paro, Thimpu and Wangi which is the heart of modern Bhutan. Visit medieval dzongs (forts) which serve as political and religious centers of Bhutan. Walk through quaint villages and terraced fields where few westerners have walked before you. Easy touring in altitudes of 2,135m/7,000ft to 3,355m/11,000ft. One moderate optional day hike to Tiger's Nest out of Paro. Comfortable hotel accommodation and all meals included. TOUR DEPARTURES: Your Itinerary Day 1: Monday / Thursday: Arrival Paro. After checking at hotel visit Paro town. Welcome cocktails in the evening followed by dinner.

100. Bhutan Duration 9 Days. Day 1, Pick up from Airport Overnight halt in a HotelParo. Day 2, Taktsang - Excursion Overnight halt in a HotelParo. http://www.ourhimalayas.com/bhutan/tour5.htm

General Info Map Destinations Trekking ... Festivals Duration : 9 Days Day 1 Pick up from Airport Overnight halt in a Hotel- Paro Day 2 Taktsang - Excursion Overnight halt in a Hotel Paro Day 3 Paro Thimphu Overnight halt in a Hotel Thimphu Day 4 Thimphu Punakha Overnight halt in a Hotel- Punakha Day 5 Punakha - Gangtey Overnight halt in a Hotel-Bumthank Day 6 Gangtey - Thimphu Overnight halt in a Hotel- Bumthang Day 7 Thimphu - Sightseeing Overnight halt in a Lodge-Gangetey Day 8 Thimphu Paro Overnight halt in a Hotel- Thimphu Day 9 Paro - Departure Back GLIMPSES OF BHUTAN MYSTIC BHUTAN ACROSS THE KINGDOM ... DRUK CULTURE TOUR WESTERN BHUTAN CULTURE TOUR CENTRAL BHUTAN CULTURE TOUR

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