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Bhutan, a tiny Buddhist kingdom nestled in the eastern slopes of the Himalayas, is popularly known as the Last Shangri-La.
Bhutan is one of the first carbon-negative countries in the world to ban the sale of tobacco. The country of Bhutan is full of many tourist attractions which are like a paradise for nature lovers.
Many people like to travel here because of their natural beauty.
This video is about all the beauty Bhutan has to offer. Really worth a visit!
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