Namo Buddhay Jai Bhim ❤️❤️❤️

I wish to go there some days 😁😊😊

@@thimmee.948 You are most welcome

@@thimmee.948 I would'nt want to leave again

I heard about Bhutan. Like to visit on retirement year.

Unfortunately, even in Bhutan there was a big campaign to cov jab almost everyone 😥

They let the internet in the outside world has a foothold in the door it's inevitable now time will tell.

@@Vedantka Covid vaccines have nothing to do with this lol.

Well it's already happening la....it's going into modern of spoiled kid

@@sonamchoy God is peace and love and harmony with each other and every things change in time enjoy the now and remember the past history. God knows what is best ,served in your life ,all we can do is trust God and he will always love you more than before . Children are a blank lump of clay teach them well and show them the way God is with you always and if you're confused about what to do, ask and you will find, the answer to everything you have questions about. Love God and blessing will come ,he is the truth and the light he is always with you and guidance is enthrall. The internet is a gateway and you just have to make the decision of what you want out of it. We each have to decide what path you want to go through and what is important to lern, that's a lifetime and time marching on. God's love will overcome anything and everything.

ok how are ur feeling on Black people? Not American blacks. Not African either. And very few. very few. single digit few? thx. love the fact that u have a Minister of Happiness. Now that's a country from it's people.

Is the thumbnail photo of the Queen Consort? I've known of your country's location in the Himalayas from a boys age,having a love of maps. Known of Nepal and the two other small countries in the region. I'm drifting into old age now,can't recall the correct spelling of those two countries.One is an origin of a small 🐕 dog. Lhasa Apso,l think is how the spelling is. Not sure.

@@AlrightLetsGo111no black or white every human being are same ❤❤

do you live in Jaigaon? just asking, since Jaigaon is located on indo-bhutanese border.

Yes, peaceful neighbor that ethnic cleansed its own people during 1990s. Bhutan's population does not even exceed 800,000 currently. This is the country that created 100,000 refugees in 1990s. Since it is a small country, world has overlooked its ethnic cleansing act, sadly.

@@millie578 Bhutan does not want to be the second Sikkim, a country that existed for hundreds of years before gobbled up by India.

​@@AnrandomdudeontheInternetbro I am from jaigaon

@@PrinceKumar-tr5ch ok

What God do you mean? The main reason they have peace is because they don't follow the Bible or the Quran. Both of those books teach violence.

Bullshit, that is a generalised Western perception. Thumptu has drug problems like any other country. Wipe the fairy floss out of your eyes.

I used to collect stamps too, but I can remember if I have any from Bhutan. I decided to concentrate on Indian and UK stamps. I have some from very early period.

Do you live in Bhutan or abroad may I ask! Blessings!

Thanks.

Lucka bastard.

Too bad they are "isolated" because they stripped more than 100,000 minorities of citizenship (who had been citizens for decades), then deported them, effectively making them stateless and screwed refugees. Isn't insular racism awesome? Not "insular racism", I mean "cultural preservation".

so segregation?

@@woodchippers_WestWingDimeBag its not heterogeneous country like usa

@@mudaaa1015 due to their xenophobic and racist closed borders immigration policy?

Thanks for watching.

You should make content about your country. I think many of us would love to see it.

and u are bts army too?😮🤩🤩💜

@@BTSarmySVTcaratSKZstay yes I am:)💜

Normally, I have a very "Go democratic or go home" approach and I'm opposed to monarchies, but in this case, yes, long live the king!!! 😉

"It's not that developed" -- What do you consider development? I consider Bhutan as the most developed. It's the mental development and human development that matters rest is all changing. Glitzy Buildings won't last a few decades but the virtues last thousands of years. What you have there is a wonderful culture that teaches co-existence with Nature and all other species. That's what i call development. Country having Happiness Index of its citizen as its fundamental, is what deserves the right to call itself as civilized and developed. Everything else does not matter. Be proud for being a citizen of the Most Developed Country in the World!! I bow down to your Culture, Leaders, and People for understanding the very aspect of existence and life. Thank you Bhutan !! I wish India has such neighbors all around.

North Korea must learn much from this small but beautiful and peaceful country

Is it possible to be Bhutanese citizen?

@@ghieborreo5581what about the genocide of 1/6 of ur population?

Peaceful because they don’t allow foreign immigration.

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Please don’t let Materialistic western culture destroy your beautiful culture I beg of you! It comes in slowly and before you know it will replace yours!

Thank you ❤

Zyüphärrp -:- 7:20

Hey! I'm doing a research about your country, I was wondering if you'd be interested in helping out.

一個利用宗教為工具 , 讓統治者过著 21 世纪的生活 , 而人民活在 18 世纪的落后社会

❤️‍

Thanks for watching.

You do realize that Neo-Nazis and white supremacists say the same exact thing, right? They always preach about keeping outside influences from destroying white/American culture and traditions. Are you saying you support them, too?

A backward society that uses religion as a tool to allow the rulers to live in the 21st century while the people live in the 18th century

Hope you can start a family and stay there for life.

Right!?! Truth & Fact!

May the blessings be

Yes ❤ me 2

❤❤❤❤❤ ....more than my tax money 🤑... 😂✌️👍🤝🇲🇾

Are you willing to give up the internet, and your phone?....I thought so.

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Iam not from Bhutan but I love how they preserved their culture, tradition etc.

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what a coincidence! my wife and I visited in 2016 as well!

Pretty girls? That's all I care about. 😊

They are lucky that there's no izlamization there... Once u guys come in, there will be 🕌 everywhere... Blasting nonsense over loudspeakers 📢

It's never too late to learn about new places. Thanks for watching!

Same hehe

I guess the local team lost. Did the King manage to score? How good were the Buthanese at taking defeat? Serious questions, I swear. It is a fascinating anecdote.

And if they won, then it is an even greater anecdote.

@@papapepepenultimo Bhutan recently won the 5 Nation's Champ in Malaysia.

We lost all 3 games, but they were not fixed. Their guys were bigger. The 4 body guards made a zone and the king played on top of the key. As soon as one of our guys took a shot, his Majesty would start sprinting for the other end and they would throw him a long pass to make a lay- up. He was the high scorer in all 3 games.

After the first game, his Majesty invited us for dinner at the palace. Then he asked us to join him in his private quarters. He was a big NBA fan and he had had video of the latest playoff game, with the Philadelphia 76 ers. Just him and our team. For my boys, it was the first time they had ever watched an NBA game.

absolutely agree. visited in 2016 and it was mindblowingly amazing.

@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 I'm a Christian, and I must say your comment leaves a bitter taste in my mouth. More evil has been done in the name of Christ and by Christians than any other religion. Threatening to strike lands of non-believers, really? IF YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT REPENTANCE, YOU NEED TO REPENT! and if you don't see the obvious problem with your statement, let's just say that Christ has made you blind.

​@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 That's a lovely threat!

​@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 That's a lovely threat!

The rest of the world was colonised at some point.

I would love to visit your country. It’s always been a dream of mine. Do you have a contact information - I’d like to make a Bhutanese friend😁

Great. You all get to watch The Divided States of America self-destruct and tear destroy itself from within..No foreign invasion required for now.

Its pretty isolated. it would take a remote island to be more so

Yeah I know evolution and advancement of society is just awful

It's very different than N.Korea. come on, man!

​@@devilslogic609it is leagues different from North Korea, that is such an insensitive thing to say

@Devil's Logic people are not punished for wearing different clothes, people have access to internet, people are given the right to vote for the leader (the king granted it despite people refuting the idea), people are free travel as they wish. It is a unique country and people have the freedom

@Devil's Logic Having a king is a blessing for the Bhutanese.

​@@devilslogic609what do you understand by individual freedom? wearing such dresses which is made from animals is quite opposite to their culture, they respect culture,

Thanks for watching.

Lgbtq is illegal, So yeah, they have their priorities Right?.....107,000 refugees fled the regime.

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that breaks my heart

@@Paretozen It breaks your heart that some Bhutanese people want to leave their country? I hate my country (America), are you saying I shouldn't be allowed to leave too? What if those Bhutanese youths want to experience other cultures, or even dislike their own culture?

If you hate your country, you probably need to look no further than your govm't to determine the cause.

​@@justjoe4390for your kind information Bhutanese youth are going abroad just to earn money for a better future ...but trust me you will never hear from them saying they hate their country ,culture,etc ....trust me

Thanks for watching!

bro this is propaganda.

They don’t want you.

@@avandurion it's possible what you're saying, do you have proof. If it was propoganda, you would have heard something. Like people from north Korea talking about how people die from starvation. All I'm saying is I'm taking it at face value.

@@craigknight4836 I feel sorry for you, you just spread negative stuff, where ever you go. And you don't even know me. You know what we call people like you. Crazy. Like clinically crazy. Get help.

@@eyobedw1 same the day I watched it, I kinda knew right away there is something messed up there, and sure enough quick Google search will reveal a lot of sex abuse of minors in monasteries, lack of freedom of speech, povert etc etc the typical culprits. But I believe there is more to it due to Bhutanese society from what I understand they are very wary of criticizing politicians and especially monks, seems like religion hast the country in a iron grip.

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due to the limited tourism, was it hard to visit? what did you have todo to get a tourist pass?

@@chrisp3011 English is their second language. Bhutanese can understand and speak well especially the educated class.

Plz visit

@@pemagyeltshen7605because she’s a female. Will you say that to a man too? I want to visit someday

Me too 😊

Why don't you want to move there? Do you only want to go there as a tourist and then learn nothing from it when you get back to your original country?

You are welcome

Bhutan, not Portugal

@@jilianemorales2074 during the video, it mentions Portugal 🇵🇹.

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Remain "isolated"? How do you feel about Neo-Nazis and white supremacists who believe foreigners should be kept out of America? That's the same thing as isolation.

Not like Nepal, where they slaughter Cows for fun.

Maybe they need compassion for womans also.

@@andya1976mno country in the world is as safe as in Bhutan. Our ladies despise culture of ho3 and degradation. They are epitome of compassion, love and very fabric of Bhutanese families.

Thanks for watching and let me know if you visit.

The Nepalese don't.

Wow, very kind!

一個利用宗教為工具 , 讓統治者过著 21 世纪的生活 , 而人民活在 18 世纪的落后社会

NO, its propaganda ppl there are brainwashed by religion and know no alternative internet is censored etc.

Um... why is that your business? Why do you want to dominate how other people choose to live their lives? What if you told their kids to stay in Bhutan, and the kids tell you they want to experience other cultures? What then?

Thanks for watching.

❤.

Don't go, leave it alone and do your part and keeping pristine by your westernized absence.

@@Darren-yu6hf you too,

@@mixalis6168 As I do. The only exotic place I've been to is Canada and that was the champaign vip room at Cheetahs. Lol!

​@@Darren-yu6hfI don't understand the hate towards tourist

Truth

True they are so helpful, and considering people ❤

One day want to go this place

Same

As an Indian, I admit that we annexed Sikkim, Manipur and Northeastern states because we Indians have too many children. In the future, India's population will reach 5 billion and we need more territory.

Which part of "how" that they "did ' do you love?

They "preserved" their culture through the ethnic cleansing of the Lhotshampa people.

@@Alexandra.Symone Yes, Lotshampas of that time were terrorists. They went against the King of the country and had conspiracy to establish their own state by not abiding the laws. Who would not such people be thrown out of the country?

@@Alexandra.Symone In the annals of Bhutan's history, a challenging chapter stands out - a period when the kingdom found itself compelled to implement drastic measures to protect its sovereignty. This phase unfolded against the backdrop of political unrest caused by the presence of Nepali refugees seeking their own separate land. To safeguard its nation, Bhutan reluctantly resorted to implementing a "one nation, one people" policy, which eventually led to a series of unfortunate events, culminating in the Nepali refugees being asked to leave the country. Bhutan, known for its unique cultural identity and commitment to preserving its traditional values, had long embraced an open-door policy, welcoming Nepali refugees fleeing political instability in neighboring Nepal. Initially, these refugees were granted asylum and allowed to reside in Bhutan, creating a harmonious coexistence. However, over time, tensions arose as some Nepali refugees began demanding a separate territory, defying Bhutan's principle of a united nation. Recognizing that the demands for a separate land threatened Bhutan's very foundation, the government reluctantly took a decisive step to implement a policy aimed at ensuring unity and national integrity. The "one nation, one people" policy was introduced with the intention of upholding Bhutanese sovereignty and preserving its unique cultural heritage. Regrettably, a portion of the Nepali refugee population refused to comply with this policy, leading to protests and escalating tensions. Bhutan's leadership, confronted with a grave dilemma, faced the agonizing choice of either compromising its sovereignty or taking measures to maintain its cultural integrity and national unity. The decision to ask those who opposed the policy to leave the country was undoubtedly a difficult one, as it resulted in a humanitarian crisis. The departure of the Nepali refugees marked a painful chapter in Bhutan's history, impacting both the lives of those who had sought refuge and the Bhutanese people who had once welcomed them. During these tumultuous times, it is important to acknowledge that the world was facing numerous conflicts and territorial disputes. Many countries found themselves grappling with similar challenges as they strived to protect their own national interests amidst global turmoil. The Bhutanese crisis unfolded against a backdrop of shifting international alliances, armed conflicts, and the unsettling specter of countries invading others. These external factors undoubtedly exerted additional pressure on Bhutan, further complicating an already challenging situation. While the events surrounding Bhutan's decision may evoke a sense of unease and raise questions about the means employed, it is essential to view this chapter in its historical context. The Bhutanese people and their leaders were confronted with an arduous task of safeguarding their nation's sovereignty while grappling with internal divisions and external uncertainties. In the present day, Bhutan continues to evolve, focusing on reconciliation and building a harmonious society. Lessons learned from the past inform the nation's commitment to inclusive policies, respect for human rights, and a multicultural ethos that embraces diversity. The memory of the crisis serves as a poignant reminder of the delicate balance nations often face when preserving their sovereignty in an ever-changing world.

@@Alexandra.Symone Wrong, they kicked out lllegal migrants and anti-nationals. Their culture was already present long before those dissidents even arrived. Half or misinformation is dangerous

Bullshit. They ethno cleansed the Nepalese.

May Buddha bless. Do you consider Buddha a god for you? Only gods can bless not a human being? was Buddha god?

​@@makoshark9845 Bro, you need help?

@@xarvrax I am asking Gautama do not believe gods, that's why Gautama reject Hindu belief including believing gods, I have Cambodian friend she is Buddhist but do not believe deity. You do not your religion. I think you are the one who need help

@@xarvrax You need help, go to Buddhist monk

​@@makoshark9845Its perhaps you, who needs help. Buddhism is a school of thought in Hindu philosophy. Do you need a book?

while wearing a watch that cost more than any wealth his subjects could earn in a lifetime.

@@devilslogic609 lol bro all the comments under this video... ppl have no clue what propaganda is.

@@chivasroco1752 Have you seen his subjects not wearing expensive watch or not drive good cars?

I hope you can visit it.

Is it really so hard for you to find peace and tranquility in your own life? Buddhism teaches that peace and tranquility starts in you, not in the place you live. And Bhutanese are, after all, majority Buddhist.

Totally agree!

They definitely have valuable things to teach.

go to myanmar. there are a lot more buddhists there.

@@rizkyadiyanto7922 Burma is military dictatorship. Nobody should go there unless the political climate changes.

I hope you can go someday.