Bhutan Worlds Happiest Country | Thimphu | Bhutan Itinerary | Bhutan Travel Guide

Bhutan Worlds Happiest Country | Thimphu | Bhutan Itinerary | Bhutan Travel Guide

Hello, Namaste, what is your name? My name is Rubina Sharma, Rubina, generally all the houses that you will see here, you will find them all in this style. Now , I saw a bike. No waste disposal, you should not throw anything like this. Look at the cleanliness, look at the cleaning level. This is tago tago, the one below is Kira. No smoking, no littering. If you find yourself doing this, you will be fined. We have come from Simu, here, if we go further, we will have to do this entire panakha. So, whatever stress etc. you have, you should not throw it anywhere. You will not find any traffic lights at any place in the entire country of Bhutan. Killing any animal is banned in Bhutan. The fourth king of Bhutan, his wife, i.e. the queen, got these 108 stupas built here. The present king of Bhutan has his photo put up here. This is actually the whole cafe, how did you like it sir? Till now, Bhutan is very good. Bhutan became the first country in the world which was 100% its own All the dogs in the country have been vaccinated, this is 6800 rupees. Bhutan no trump, it has to be saved by marrying, for this also this is the biggest following, you will get to see it here. Good morning and welcome back to new vlogs, I am Vansh and right now I am in Bhutan’s largest and capital city Thimpu city, guys and today is our day two, I reached here last night around 8:00 pm, you must have seen the previous video and the first impression, first view, the view, the landscape of Thimpu city from my hotel room, I had to show it to you, you see, wow friend, it’s amazing, it’s around 7:30 in the morning, local Bhutan, according to this time, it is something like this, Timo city which is the capital of Bhutan, sir etc. their style, you can see it here, generally all the houses that you will see here, you will see them all in this style, in a way, Bhutanese architecture is my guide He told me here that earlier all the houses here used to be of one or two floors only, but now the Bhutan government has given permission to build up to the sixth floor, where people can build. In the rest of this country of Bhutan, whether you are in an urban town or in the rural part of the city, everywhere you will find the roof tops of the houses similar, for example, like see this, here actually the concept of putting concrete lintel is not there, the government forbids it, it is completely banned, so due to this only this way, that is, the tin shed is the only thing that people can use as a roof and if you see green shade like this on the roof of the house, that means that is a residential area and it is personal, wherever you see red color, like this one in front, mostly it is said that all these will be government buildings or all these will be for government employees. It is made and if you see the yellow type on the roof somewhere, then there will be religious places or temples or stupas etc., so because of that you will get to see it, so there will be a bridge in front, under it, a whole river is flowing, so I think half of the part that you can see on that side is from that side of the river and on this side of the river, there will be some residential buildings and government buildings, the rest of these houses that you can see, I am not able to understand what type of these are, the downtown, the city center of the entire Temo, is a little ahead because we are staying, I think this hotel is a little up around, I think it must be at a distance of a few kilometers from the main city center, rest this is my room, this balcony outside the room, I will show you again, it is quite spacious and I had already shown you the view inside the room yesterday, so it is something like this, the atmosphere inside our room is quite spacious room, so what is there in Bhutan, around 20 districts are available. Because the concept of state does not exist here, so we are currently in Thimpur district and today we are going to travel guys from here to Punakha district, so friends, in today’s video we are going to cover Punakha city as well as some iconic landmarks from this Bhutan country and you might have seen on YouTube and reels etc. the suspension bridge of Bhutan which is called the Punakha Suspension Bridge or the Longest Suspension Bridge of Bhutan, we will see that and there is a fertility temple here where the penis is worshipped inside the penis, what is it called in the local language, it is called fistulas or something like that, once I confirm with the guide I will definitely tell you and whatever we get to experience in between today I am going to show you all that in day two, so do watch the video till the end. Guys, this is our hotel Oro Villa where I am staying. I had not actually shown you the view of the hotel from outside. So this is how I am going to stay for my first three night stay in the capital city of Bhutan, Thimpu. So you can see the architecture of the entire hotel here as well. The local Bhutanese architecture is there. All the buildings that you will see in the entire country of Bhutan will look the same, but all the windows, etc., you will get to see the local Bhutanese architecture in them. This house on the side, I think is a house or this is also a hotel. I think the house is very beautiful. Look in front, you will see the Buddhist flag. I showed you the rest of the vehicles, etc., number plates, etc. So BP means Bhutan private vehicle. Wherever you will see BP, there will be Bhutan private BT. So Bhutanese taxis, the neighborhood and surroundings of this entire area where I am staying here. Also see the Buddhist flag in front, this is someone’s house and I will walk a little further and show it to you brother now I saw a bike and the bike also has BP i.e. Bhutan private number plate, see it is also there, this house looks quite nice and beautiful, don’t you friend, see its entire design, architecture, I mean the carving done, the craftsmanship in the entire window, it is very lovely, very colourful, completely Bhutanese, you are going to see it colourful like this, friend, the doors, the main front part, you will definitely get to see the local Bhutanese architecture in it, this is also a compulsory mandatory, the first entrance gate of your house in the entire Bhutan has been told by their government that you have to build it keeping in mind the local culture, see the taxi is here, the rest come after walking a little, so breakfast here is from 8:00 am to 9:30 am, I think, so after some time breakfast is going to be served and my guides are probably not ready yet, so I thought of seeing the outside once I will walk around the area and show you around, this building is also very nice, I mean friend, it looks very cold, friend. Now I feel that I will have to wear a jacket, so I wore a full one and even now I am feeling quite cold, but pray to God that it does not rain, if it rains then the whole atmosphere will get spoiled, rest you should see the cleanliness, see the cleanliness level, friend, look at the cleanliness here and it is amazing, friend, I mean oh you see, there is a sack here, you see, I know what it is specially for, for the dustbin, see, all the garbage etc. is lying in it, so everywhere in Bhutan, whether it is a residential area, commercial area, business place, everywhere like this, either small or proper dustbins have been installed or like this, you see, the local people keep sacks etc. if you are passing from here, crossing, then whatever trash etc. you have, you should not throw it anywhere, you should not litter because there is a fine of Rs 500. 1000 1500 I must have shown you in yesterday’s video that different proper fines are levied here, so for this reason, see, all these things have been put up here, rest you can see the roads etc., you won’t see anyone throwing anything while walking, traces etc. anywhere, I think these are all local houses, the ones around here, no waste disposal, you don’t have to throw anything like this because you are under the surveillance of CCTV surveillance, rest this Buddhist flag in front and this time I will try my best, wherever there will be religious places like this, I will try to show that thing by showing my hand in this way, rather than pointing the finger, friend, a lot of people refuse, so rest this entire capital and largest city of Bhutan, Timo, friend, very good, very green, I still can’t believe that finally after travelling to around 50 countries, now I am travelling to all these neighbouring countries, so till now friend, you were watching the Nepal series, Nepal series has also been liked a lot All of you have given love to the Bhutan series, you should also give a lot of love to it, friend, it is a very amazing country, it is considered one of the most happiest and peaceful countries in the world , it is Asia’s happiest country, peaceful country, when you come here, really the people here, no matter how much you want, be it the guide, yesterday I interacted with all the people, the local Bhutanists, their nature has been very polite, it is amazing, rest of this tour is going well so far, friend, and the food and drink is also very good here in the hotel, so I told you I told you that brother, independent travel is not allowed in Bhutan, so you will have to take a tour, so the tour I have taken is through Tour Kingdom, my package is of five nights and six days, these contact details and their details will be flashing here and I have put it in the description, you can contact them through call or WhatsApp and I think they will give you a complete tour in a very good budget with good service, the dogs etc. here are very fluffy and you can see this in Bhutan, I told you in the previous video that all the dogs in the entire country of Bhutan are vaccinated and Bhutan became the first country in the world to have 100% vaccinated all the dogs in its country and how can you identify it, their ears etc. where you will see, their ears will be found a little cut, if they are vaccinated or not vaccinated, then you will not see their ears cut, well there are two types I got to see flags here, one white flag and one colourful flag like this, I think using five colours, their main prayer flag will be seen, the white colour flag where you can see it means that peace is being represented, that is, commonness is being shown, the colourful flags there show all their religious things related to Buddhism, rest look at this, I think this is also someone’s house here and in all the houses, gardening and trees etc. are planted inside the house, flowers etc., everything is planted, fruits are planted, so I think a lot of people are going to check out from here today, the photo of the present king of Bhutan country is hung here, this is the fourth king of Bhutan with his wife and the people you see in front, these are the priests of Bhutan, you can call them in their language, their photo is hung here and along with this, look, the present king of the entire Bhutan country, his family and this His son, you can see the entire reception, the Bhutanese architecture, paintings, etc., all of it has been put on display here, brother. The breakfast is ready, let’s have a quick breakfast first. So guys, it’s around 9:00 in the morning and finally today is our second day journey, we are leaving for Punaka of Bhutan. So good morning brother, good morning Sir Ji, hello Kamal brother, who is our guide, and is showing you around Bhutan in a very beautiful manner, and our other brother Chimi brother, brother , how are you today? You are looking very dashing. Yes, you are looking very dangerous, today you are looking absolutely deadly, quite good, friend. This is just me doing it as a joke. Don’t take it in any different language or other way, friend. Right now, this was the bridge which I was showing you from above, you see this, brother. So, we have just started our day and as soon as we come out, look at all the buildings, friend, you will find them looking very colourful, well, Kamal brother, there is some purpose of them. That the government said that no colour just like that Sir, there is no rule Sir, this is not a rule, it is not a right Sir, it is your wish Sir, you see the roads etc., the level of cleanliness is amazing, apart from this, they are very punctual in the traffic rules and regulations here, you will not find any traffic lights anywhere in the whole country of Bhutan, you can literally see that from yesterday till now, whatever we have moved, there are no traffic lights everywhere, as I told you, the Buddhist prayer flags are everywhere in the whole country of Bhutan, you will see them installed like this here, the cars like Baleno etc., mostly in the whole of Bhutan, all the cars come from India only and there are Indian brands like our Tata and Mahindra cars, and apart from this, cars from other countries also come from India, the trading is the most from our country of India, Bhutan country, so you can see that You will get it right now friend, Bhutan country is such a small country, our neighboring country, so lovely, beautiful, natural, green, peaceful and happiest, it is number one in all these categories, it should not even be compared with India, friend, Bhutan has its own charm, the main revenue of Bhutan is number one, their hydro power plant is the one which Bhutan sells the most to India, which means we buy electricity from Bhutan and the second biggest revenue in the present time is Bhutan’s tourism industry is the reason why all this HDF fee etc. is being charged so much and Kamal Bhai must have told you yesterday that the local Bhutanese are being supported a lot by their local government, walking bridges etc. have been built to cross the footpaths etc. Yes, this is the I think bus stand here, this is the liveliest capital city here, so you will see a little more traffic movement here as compared to other cities, see the police vehicle is here, hotels etc. in all these parts, you will get to see a lot of hotels etc. in full swing, so guys, now we have reached the first stop of today which is called Do Chulha Pass and on reaching here, first see the view, so people say that tourism in Bhutan is very limited and very few tourists go there, especially despite it being so expensive, you can see from the line how much is the footfall of tourists here. Brother, there are vehicles parked here in line, but friend, today the sad part is that the entire weather and climate is foggy, due to this we might miss the best view, friend, you can see foreigners and Indian tourists here, you will get to see so much footfall in this entire area, I think till now from yesterday till today, if I saw the highest footfall of tourists anywhere, then it was seen in this area, the clouds will clear a bit, then I will show you the Do Chulha Pass very well, but before that I wanted to show you one thing, friend, you see this, no smoking, no littering, if you come doing this, then you will be fined, there is a rule in Bhutan that you cannot smoke in any public place of Bhutan, religious place, government building, wherever there are all these things, otherwise you will be punished, you will be fined, so this Dohala Pass, actually this whole complex is called Dohala and from here Because of being a pass, it is called Dochula Pass and it connects Thimpu and Punakha completely, i.e. if we come from this side via Thimu, here if we go further, then this entire Punakha will come. So, for this reason, it has been named Duchula Pass to connect both the districts of Bhutan. So, you will see very beautiful and colourful stupas here. There are a total of 109 stupas here and these are small and the biggest one is in the upper part. So, let us go a little higher and then I will tell you the complete detailed history of this place. So, guys, this is the biggest and the first stupa that you are seeing. This is the first part of the Dochula complex, i.e., the first part of the Dochula complex. That is, you will get to see a total of 109 stupas here. The first one that was built among them is this one in front, after that 108 stupas. In this way, you will get to see small stupas here. So, actually, this is a memorial place which was built in 2003. There was a fight between the Royal Army of Bhutan, Soldiers in Surgeon and the Royal Bhutanese Army of Bhutan, in which 11 soldiers from Bhutan’s side were martyred. So, in their memorial, the wife of the fourth king of Bhutan, i.e. the Queen, built these 108 stupas here. Its construction started in 2004. It was completed in 2008. Its entire architecture is Bhutanese architecture. So, in a way, this entire memorial complex was built for respect. The rest, white and brown, which is the main color combination in Bhutanese architecture, you will see this entire Buddhist religion in the same. So, you can see all these small things. The entire memorial complex has been built in this way. It is a very religious place and it is very good. Many people come here. You can see it. So, we were there just now. The elevation of Thimphu Thimphu is around 2000 I think 300 above sea level but here when you start from Thimphu to Punakha, especially in this area where we are present, you will see the elevation of around 300 above sea level but because of the clouds, the entire mountain range, the Himalaya range is also visible from here, right now I am not able to show that to you but look at this entire part where the brown colour is visible, you can see the statue of Lord Gautam Buddha installed there and the two golden colour rings that you can see on the side, its meaning is to protect the negativity here in the Buddhist culture, i.e. to protect it Because of this, you will get to see the whole of it. You can see the rest of the colors here also, you will get to see the entire Bhutanese architecture in the entire stupa. So, you see, this is actually a cafe, a complete and very beautiful one, built here using Bhutanese archi-architecture. All the houses, buildings, cafes, hotels, restaurants that you will see here are in Bhutanese architecture only. This place actually covers two to three tourist spots. So, from here, Gangkar Phinsum, which is said to be the highest mountain of Bhutan and it is also called the highest unclimbed mountain in the world and the 40th highest mountain in the world is known as Gangkar Phinsum, we can see a very clear view from here. Sir and Ma’am, these people have come from Odisha, from Jagannathpuri and both of them, how did you like it, Sir, so far Bhutan is very good, what did you like the best thing here? I like the flowers the most. I liked the flowers, yes, and the trees and plants, and the clean city here. People, clean city, yes, absolutely, the people here are so good, I cannot describe it, oh wow, caring, very good, very very, or friend, I met these uncles from Orissa, think like he also said that the people of Bhutan, the entire surrounding here, whether it is the hygiene level, be it sanitization, cleanliness, in every thing, you can explore it very well, so that I think Indian, their local experience has been quite amazing, then I feel like coming, what a thing, then I feel like coming, in terms of staying here, I too will feel like coming, when you come, yes or oh great, thank you, thank you, you enjoy this house, friend, everyone, whatever people there are, you will find everyone praising Bhutan because the lifestyle here is such, the environment here is such, the climate is such, the highest mountain of Bhutan, which I told you is called Gangkar Fincham, is 7570 It is 6000 meters above sea level and it is called the highest mountain of entire Bhutan, i.e. the highest peak, it is also called the highest unclean mountain, guys, because a total of four attempts were made to climb this mountain, but all four failed and later, I think, in 1994, all the peaks that were 6000 to 6000 meters above sea level in Bhutan were prohibited for climbing and in 2003, mountaineering was completely banned in entire Bhutan by their government, i.e. no one could climb, so this is an entire area, whatever its range, an attempt was made to show everything here. My vehicle is of Hyundai, I might have shown you the number plate, etc., but generally, all the vehicles here, like tourist vans, etc., you will see all these of Toyota and Honda, other than big buses, you will not see any here at all. So guys, now we have reached our second destination of the day inside Bhutan, which is Chimi Lakh, which is the most important place according to the religious belief and faith of the whole country of Bhutan, which comes under the Punakha district, so brother, the road was quite zigzag and today normally it does not happen to me that I feel a little dizzy on the way to the mountain, but today I felt a little and Chimi is actually a small village, the name of this entire village is Lakhang because there is a temple here, Lakhang in Bhutanese language means temple, due to which it is named Chimi Lakhang, where the most famous fertility temple is present, which I am going to show you now, see, this is actually a parking area here where people park their vehicles etc. and now we will go here to visit this temple, so as you enter here, see, there is a notification for tourists, so the timing of the temple is It is from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, then from 2 PM to 4 PM entry fee if you are above 18 years of age then you have to pay 500 Bhutanese currency i.e. Bhutanese Newtram which is represented by NU, you have to pay that, if you are a child then you will have to pay 250 at the main entry point i.e. the ticket counter from where you can get the ticket by paying in both Indian or Bhutanese currency, so this is the ticket, here I have given 500 Indian currency to visit this temple, if you have Bhutanese currency then you can pay that too, rest see, supported by Bhutanese, it is considered to be the pilgrim center of Bhutan, in a way, around 75% Buddhist people live here and which is the main religion of Bhutan, after that Hinduism and then a little bit the rest of the indigenous people come in it and Islam is around 0% here in Bhutan, so this is an interesting fact guys, at present this temple is also called as the fertility temple and what does it mean, what is its history, after reaching this temple I will tell you in detail and this road etc. is very beautiful, it looks like a rural area all around, it is a village and Kamal brother, whose farming has been done here, it is a vegetable garden, what are the fruits planted in the garden, which fruit, fruit vegetable, right now this friend is a garden, it looks like a very beautiful garden, inside avocado, orange, apple, I don’t know what all different types of fruits have been planted, so look here, till now it was completely flat as far as we came by walking, now there is a little climb from here, so in this way they have made stairs etc. by properly organizing it at every place, whatever tourist sites are there here, you will have to pay entry fee brother, minimum on an average I think you will get access to a place in 500 Indian rupees. I have noticed that I will get a chance to do this, otherwise I am short of breath, I am getting breathless to climb so high, well it is not very far, I think this gate is going to come in front, from here actually the whole main temple starts, so guys this is the main fertility temple, it is also called Chimila Khan temple, people also know it by the name of fertility temple, so this is the part of the main temple, inside, photography or videography is allowed inside this temple, otherwise due to this I cannot take photos or videos inside and show them to you, I first go inside and have darshan, then I share with you all the interesting history and information behind it, so guys, just now we have come out of the temple after having darshan from the fertility temple and there were many people inside who are lamas here, that is, priests who do worship etc. inside, and Dupa fort, who was a yogi who came from Tibet around 15th century, for whom this whole temple has been built, before going inside you have to keep your shoes etc. here You will have to come out and then you can go inside and have darshan. Photography and videography is not allowed inside, so friend, the rain has become very heavy here, that is why I will not be able to stay here right now, otherwise my camera and microphone both will get wet here, but around 15th century, the brother of the Dupa fort had actually built this temple, which is dedicated to Dupa, as I told you, you must be seeing these three symbols here, color white, red and black, there is a story behind this as well, so guys, just after visiting this temple, I am coming down now and this main temple, as I told you, is known as the fertility temple, which is also known by the name of Chimi Lakh, so basically this is a fertility temple where people, especially couples, who have not had children, come here to seek blessings and you must have also seen this Indian couple who had three rounds, especially there is a belief that the one who has not had children, a girl, especially a female, The main phallus present inside this temple, the biggest one made of wood, is taken on the back by the people and they take three rounds around it. Then the priests here, that is, the Lamas, who are called upon, recite mantras etc. here and then give blessings to them and on doing so, they get children etc. This is a cultural tradition of Bhutan in this way and it has been going on since history. As I told you that this temple was built around the 15th century, so all that is a belief system of the people who come here. Some of you might be shocked to see this but there is no need to be shocked in this. As I told you that in this country of Bhutan, along with Buddhism, this is a belief system of all the people here which these people believe in and people from all over the world have also started believing in this thing due to which people come here. So whoever is not getting children etc., you can come here and take blessings and you can leave. There is reality proof etc. also kept inside. It is not that it is being said just like that, so you can go and participate in that thing and see it and also experience it yourself but it is almost similar, friend, like here in India in Hinduism we worship the Shivling of Lord Bholenath Shiv Shankar, so you should consider it something similar, so do not consider it in any different sense, this was what I meant to say, right now the village which I am going to show you is very interesting, the two main religions of Bhutan are Buddhism and Hinduism and Buddhism are around 75% in the whole country of Bhutan. That is why, according to the Bhutanese religion, whose belief system is, these people believe and worship this thing a lot. So, in all the houses and shops in this village, you will see them painted like this everywhere. This entire segment is for shopping etc. If you want to purchase some handicraft related items, then you can purchase here. Hello , can I come? Namaste, Namaste, your name is Hindi. You know, I don’t know your name. Okay, nice to meet you. Thank you. Thank you so much. I am also you guys. So, hello, so friend, just now the person who I went to the shop, actually refused, maybe due to some reason. So, right now I have come to a shop. So, you see, here also, if you want to purchase all the handicraft related items, then you can come and purchase here. Shop I will also show you the name of this excellent live painting of authentic Bhutanis, so these are all different types of masks, apart from this you will find prayer flags here as well and as I told you you will find these followers everywhere, even at their entry gates, mostly these people keep them put up, which means, I told you that it is related to fertility and good luck is also a meaning, because of which you will get to see, rest I go inside this shop and say namaste, do you know Hindi, yes, how are you, I am fine, your name is Roop Rani, Roop Rani, yes, my name is Ansh, thank you, so much nice to meet you, so I just took permission from them that I can show their shop or not, so I think, look, this followers is quite big, so this whole is made of wood only, you can see this and as I told you it has many different meanings, it is called good luck, it represents fertility, it also has a purpose to ward off evil spirits, so it protects from evil I give gossip talks also and good luck also now after getting married like this, children are not born, right, this is also for this, this as a good luck, people put it on the wall in every house, at the entry gate, the evil eye does not fall, it means that with this business etc. also goes well, people say, yes, that is okay, yes, stay away from evil spirits, do not get affected by evil eye, it says that such business should be good, job should be good, these are all the reasons, yes because of which this is said, so thank you, thank you, there are all the reasons because of which this festival is celebrated , you will see it painted on the walls in every place of Bhutan in this entire Punaka, it is not that if you go there and do three rounds then you get a child, it is for blessings, but the meaning of blessings is that you should have that true faith in your mind, there should be feelings and you should do puja and recitation from the heart like we do, only then there is success, the ratio which it is trying to tell is of a small or big size. All these phallus are made of wood in different ways and each one has its own meaning, what is their price etc. Its price is 6800, this one is 6800 Bhutan Trump note, this one is 3800, this one is 1000 without paint, this one is 3800, this one is 1000, people also like this, look at this phallus, there are different small lockets, these are worn around the neck and here I have seen many people, Kamal who is our guide, it is also there in the kitchen, yes, look at this, you will find different things made of this phallus here because I told you that it is for good luck, it is for fertility, it is for blessings and business etc. should be good, you should get growth in the job, taking all these things, taking positivity things, all these things are kept, people keep it in their homes, keep it in shops, people keep it in business places and it is completely made of wood like this and it is painted right here. But it is local right here, right? Yes, local, so you see all of this, it is also painted, local, and people call it Divine Maddi, that means, there is a kind of power in it, Bhutan, see, it is written in it, there are fridge magnets etc. Apart from this, there are many different types of masks, this is a prayer flag and this one is the biggest, I think you will get to see it in the entire Punakha village, in Chimi Lakang village, I think it is the biggest, and it is completely made of wood, it is even bigger than this, where is the golden one, go down where there, and it is even bigger than this at the bottom, ok, look, there is a very nice and lovely shop here as well, friends, if you are coming, please come to the shop and purchase anything. If yes, then you can purchase them. Look at the rest, there are huge paintings here, very beautiful, of Lord Gautam Buddha and all the different things related to Buddhism are present here. What you are wearing, what do you call it in the local language? Yes, go keda, kida. The boys wear it, go go. Well, look at this, go keda. All the local people of Bhutan wear their traditional clothes and this too is almost mandatory in a way. But now some youth people have started changing a bit. But maximum people, I think 99%, you will see all the Bhutanese in their traditional clothes only. So keda is used for women, that is, girls, the way it is called keda. The one below is called keda. This tego tago. Yes, tego tego, the one below is called keda. And the one that the boys wear is go, the inside one is also called te. The one on the upper one, which they wear after folding, is shirt type. Yes, it is white in colour, right? Well, yes, it is worn on top. It is located just outside the gate here, there is a belief that by keeping or putting this on the walls, the paintings that they have done do not cause any diseases etc. These people remain healthy, their health is always good, they do not fall ill, so in every way it represents positivity, because of which these people set it up, there is also a shop, see, everywhere in every shop, you will find such phalluses painted and printed in different colours, of different shapes, hello, namaste, namaste, what is your name, my Rubina Sarkar, Rubina, and this is your shop, yes, so everything here is like this, like this main phallus, this is the biggest, isn’t it? This one here is the biggest, and I saw the one smaller than this, which is red in colour, so you will find the biggest phallus here, ah, this is completely golden in colour, you can see it and till the bottom, this is also completely made of wood, I think they have made it completely by mixing many things, but it is quite big, and look here also, in the front portion of the shop It is always placed at the front in the business area of ​​the house, in the commercial places, i.e. at the entry point, which means blessings , good luck, fertility, there are no fights, there are no quarrels, it means it represents all the things, positivity, peace, commonality, because of which these people keep it here, rest of this shop, look at all these, I think, there are Bhutanese clothes etc., the ‘Keeda’ which these people wear here, the girls here wear it below, this is that and this is also a ‘Keeda’, well, it is a ‘Keeda’, so there are different patterns of ‘Keeda’, see here, this is the second pattern, this is the second pattern, how much would their price be, price etc. its price is 3500, well, this one’s color is 3500, it is in Bhutanese neutral, these all have almost the same price here and this one we wear specially in festivals, well, and now we have priced it at 35,000 and sell it, ₹35,000 35,000 This Bhutanese Notarama, which is worth 35,000 Indian Rupees, has a lot of embroidery and workmanship on it. These people especially wear this during festivals etc. So, friend, after visiting this Chimi Lakhang, which is the fertility temple, we are now leaving. Our next stop is going to be Punaka town, but before that, it is going to be around 12:30 in the afternoon. So, we will probably have lunch first and after that, I am going to show you Punaka town here. So, friend, right now we have come to a restaurant called ST WiFi Restaurant and Bar. And the name of the area that comes within Punaka is, I think, Lobesa, which is Chimlakang Village. I think, if you come just about 1 km from there, you will find this location. I think, it is a very old restaurant and is also very famous, because of which, I think, all these guides have stopped all their vehicles here. So, this is a very big resort, it is written Green Resort. This is a very good property as well, if anyone wants to stay they can stay here as well, because we are within the entire Poonaka district, so I can also show you the village life, the rural life around here, so look at all these houses, many of the houses are under construction right now, new houses are being built, Chimi Lakang Village, that was the entire lower part where I took you, it is written under kitchen, food and drink, Indian food, so you will get plenty of food and drink here everywhere, wherever you go, I can also show you the typical Bhutanese pure restaurant, local Bhutan. Hmm we should go out that side, so this is a very good view from the restaurant, I think look in front as well, a small stupa is visible, the rest this was the entire Chimla Khang village area where we had taken you to the lower part, so guys this is the menu of the restaurant which I had to show you, if you see it, it is written STR ST WiFi Restaurant, contact number, so here you will get to eat both Bhutanese items i.e. Bhutanese food and Indian food, so this is our lunch brother, today’s noodles in this Punakha town, yesterday also I had noodles for lunch, friend, even today I am eating veg noodles, I had to tell you about the three most important food habits in Bhutan, whatever the local Bhutanese are, if you see them eating, then it is such a belief, I will confirm once again from my guide that whenever you offer them food, then the first time they refuse, secondly in the entire Bhutanese food you will find one red rice, second chilli and third combination of cheese in their food. You will definitely get to see it and Mircha i.e. Chilli is not used as a seasoning here, it is considered as a vegetable in Bhutan. So, because of this, if you order Dadsi, then a lot of combination of Chilli is used in it. This is also very interesting. If you order, then you must confirm this once before ordering. The third thing is that after eating, I will tell you. So friend, the food and drinks are over. I have just come out after eating and my bill came to me as 180 Bhutanese Nutrimon, which I paid in the local currency of Bhutan. The food was good. I had taken Coke. For now, the third important thing that I wanted to tell you is that killing any animal is banned in Bhutan, i.e. you cannot kill it, so it is illegal in a way. Still, inside Bhutan, you will see that people eat non-veg, so then where does this meat etc. come from? So, Bhutan is completely a meat-free country. They import it from foreign countries, especially from India, and then come here and cook, etc. These people don’t kill inside the country. So this is the most important thing that I got to know, if you want to book a tour, you can book it through Tour Kingdom. My experience so far has been quite good. The guides are very good, they are taking you around very well. Hotels, etc., guide, car, all these things. I think if you connect through Tour Kingdom, they will share all the information with you at once and they will customize the entire package and give it to you. Today, I tried to show you the Punakha district here, so I hope you liked the entire video. I also tried to give you a lot of information. If there are some mistakes in it, then I’m sorry for that, you guys can share that feedback by commenting. For the rest of the live status, follow me on Facebook and Instagram. 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