The most beautiful country in the world

Bhutan, the only carbon hostile country globally, is the most beautiful country in the world in my eyes.

According to the country's claim - Bhutan produces 1.5 million tons of carbon per year, while their forests absorb about 6 million tons of carbon.

The things I like about Bhutan are:

While all countries of the world see GDP-Gross Domestic Production as an indicator of development, GNH-Gross National Happiness is considered an indicator of improvement in Bhutan. In other words, the development of the country will depend on the happiness of the total population of Bhutan. Bhutan introduced this extraordinary concept in 1972.
Bhutan is a tobacco-free country. Smoking is completely banned in Bhutan.
According to the constitution of Bhutan, it is mandatory to keep a 60 percent forest. At present, the total forest cover of the country is 72 percent.
Despite being a developing country, Bhutan offers free education and medical care.
The use of any pesticides, chemical fertilizers in agricultural work is prohibited. They cultivate traditionally using organic manure.
The people of Bhutan are very polite and always talk with a smile on their face.

Many of us may know

The current Prime Minister of Bhutan. Lotte Sharing studied at Mymensingh Medical College. Bhutan's foreign minister said. Tandy tailor also studied there.

Bhutan gives free on arrival visas to Bangladeshis. So if you are a Bangladeshi, you don't have to worry about a visa if you want to travel to Bhutan.

Some more information about Bhutan:

The local name of Bhutan is Druk Gialkhap, Druk Yul, for short. Also known as the Land of the Lightning Dragon.
Bhutan is a sparsely populated country, bordered by India to the south and the People's Republic of China to the north.
Bhutan has no navy or air force.
Until 1984, no foreigners were allowed to enter. After that, a limited number of tourists were allowed to travel to Bhutan.
TV and internet access has been allowed since 1999.
There is no rail link in Bhutan.
Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan, is a city without traffic lights.
The people of Bhutan are not allowed to marry foreigners.
Everyone here has to wear their cultural attire.
Family property is named after the girls.

Some of Bhutan's well-known sights:

Simtokha Jung.

Punakha Jung.

Rust.

Rinpung Jung.

Drukgial rust.

Takshang Buddhist Monastery.

Learn some great facts about Bhutan

Due to its location between India and China, some high profile tourists visit Bhutan. After arriving in India, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Bhutan. The world knows very little about this small state in the Himalayas. Find out some great facts about the country here.

It is more isolated from the outside world than others. It has no formal diplomatic relations with Britain. They like to keep their culture and heritage separate from the outside world. In 1999, the first Internet and television were allowed in the country. Foreign tourists were first allowed entry in the 1980s.
The number of smartphone and karaoke bars in the country's capital, Thimphu, is growing rapidly. Social media has been widely adopted by the younger generation and most of the population. There has been a huge change in movement and fashion. There is a lot of open discussion about politics. Despite the isolated attitude, they are far ahead on some international issues. For example, polythene has been banned since 1999. Other than that, tobacco is illegal there. Forests cover 70 percent of the country.
The standard of living in Bhutan is judged by the Gross National Happiness (GNH). Gross Domestic Product (GDP) does not compare to the quality of life. The government of the country spoke of the material and mental peace of the people. This was observed from the country's 'Gross National Happiness Center.' This organization is run by a man. Most Bhutanese are happy with his life. Its population is seven and a half lakhs. The land area is 36,384 square kilometers. The main language is the thigh. The state religion is Buddhism. There is also Hinduism. The average life expectancy is seven years for men and 60 years for women. Exportable products are power supply to India through hydraulic power, wood, cement, agricultural products, and handicrafts.
It is not easy to visit the country which is full of beautiful tourist areas and enchanting culture. Tourism has not yet been allowed to spread widely. There are various rules for people from outside South Asia to enter the country. There is a 250 fee. This measure has been taken to preserve its own culture and beauty and to stop the entry of outsiders at a massive rate.
Bhutanese like to plant lots of trees. The people celebrated the birth of the first child of the king and queen by planting 1 lakh 7 thousand trees. The tree symbolizes a long life, beauty, and compassion to them. In 2015, Bhutan set a Guinness World Record by planting 50,000 saplings in just one hour.