Bhutan - Happiest country on the world

Bhutan is a country in the remote Himalayas and soaring . Few know is that this country has been voted the happiest place in the world . Happily they have been derived from a simple belief in gods and people unfettered by fame .

The photographs of everyday life in Bhutan has brought a fresh perspective on this remote country . In Bhutan , success is measured in happiness rather than GDP , joy and peace are placed on the amount of material resources .
                     
After many years closed to the outside world , to 1972 king of bhutan is  Jigme Singye Wangchuck  allow the country open to welcome tourists. Since then , Bhutan became the destination of many tourists west . They arrived to discover the perfect life of the country and different of country  lies on one of the world's highest peaks . The attractive  of Bhutan not also culture and life , but also the magnificent scenery and pristine Himalayas.

Himalayas.

The pink lotus is generally reserved for the highest deity, sometimes confused with the white lotus it is the lotus of the historical Buddha
                                           
The magnificent King’s Palace - or Dechencholing Palace - in Thimpu, which was built in 1953
                                       
Guards on duty at Tashichhodzong, Thimphu. The country is known for its natural scenic and cultural highlights and its welcoming people
                                             
The 170-foot Buddha Dordenma Statue, one of the largest statues of Buddha in the world, overlooking the Thimphu Valley
                                                   
Walking Buddha looks out over Centenary Park, Thimphu. The country has always drawntravellers thanks to its majestic Himalayan scenery
                                         
A Bhutanese boy sits alone as the country prepares for its first International festival, a ten-day celebration coinciding to the King's birthday
                                         
The impressive Buddha Dordenma Statue in silhouette. The ten-day celebration of arts and culture begins on February 14
                                         
A lone man washes among traditional wooden boats in Thimphu. The festival will coincide with the 5th King’s 35th birthday celebration and Losar, the Buddhist New Year
                                           
Prayer flags are raised outside homes, hung on bridges, hilltops, and places of spiritual importance
                                         
A Buddhist monk holds a red lotus flower, symbolising the original nature of the heart (hrdaya). It is the lotus of love and compassion
                                       
An elderly man snoozes on a traditional wooden boat. Until recently, Bhutan has been isolated due to geographical location, allowing it to retain its unique culture and heritage

Not too casual and is spiritual like Tibet , Bhutan offers travelers a new experience of the happy and healthy , who have been to this place , they are keen to get back to the " Land of Bliss final ' to purify the soul itself .