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β¨β¨Bhutan opened its doors to outsiders in the 1970s, but with more and more tourist visas being issued, we propose a trip sooner rather than later. There is much to learn about this Himalayan kingdom, including how Bhutan measures gross national happiness alongside traditional economic indicators. Itβs also the only country to codify specific environmental obligations in its constitution: 60 percent of the country must remain under forest cover. Two annual festivals take place in the fall. The biggest, Thimphu Tshechu, runs for three days of dancing, blessings, and color in the capital. It honors Guru Rinpoche, who brought Buddhism to Bhutan in the eighth century. The Black-Necked Crane Festival takes place on November 11, celebrating the yearly return of migrating black-necked cranes to the sacred Phobjikha Valley wetlands. β¨β¨
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