Amazing places in Bangladesh and Bhutan
Bangladesh is one of the most densely populated countries located on the delta of the Ganges and Brahmaputra rivers. Check it out!
Bangladesh is one of the most densely populated countries located on the delta of the Ganges and Brahmaputra rivers. Magnificently green, intertwined with rivers that flow into the Bay of Bengal, with its waterways, magical villages, the exceptional kindness of its inhabitants, this country captivates more and more tourists.
Although the mangrove forests, tea plantations, and Bengal tigers of Sundarbans National Park are the most famous, the country has a number of lesser-known attractions waiting to be discovered such as the remains of Buddhist temples in Parhapur, a 60th-century mosque, and the old mosque and mausoleum of Bagerhat (under the protection of UNESCO), the customs of indigenous tribes and much more...
Bhutan, a kingdom located between China and India, is largely isolated from the outside world. A land shrouded in legend, mystical and unique. The whole of Bhutan leans on the southern side of the Himalayas, stretching from the end of the Brahmaputra river valley to the peaks of the Himalayas. The difference between the edges of the valley in the south of Bhutan and the highest peaks in the north is 7000 meters. The highest peak, Gangkhar Peuensum, is at 7,541 meters above sea level and is the highest peak that a human foot has ever set foot on.
More than two-thirds of the kingdom is covered with forests. Forests are located in the south of the country, and in the middle part, there are fertile plains which are the most densely populated part of the Kingdom. Bhutan has remained virtually unchanged for centuries. The mountain kingdom remains enigmatic, untouched, and deeply spiritual.
Buddhism, the state religion, affects every aspect of life. The country is very persistent in its desire to preserve the Buddhist tradition. Unique in the world, the Kingdom's indicator of success is measured in gross national happiness, as opposed to gross domestic product. The idea of King Jigme Singye Wangchuck is a holistic approach to human development.
Bhutanese are well-educated, smiling and fun people, they are happy when they can help visitors get to know their exceptional country better. The road to this mountain kingdom offers a challenging impact on the lost world, nestled under the magnificent Himalayas. The road to this mountain kingdom offers a challenging impact on the lost world, nestled under the magnificent Himalayas.
