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Hike/Climb to Tigers Nest.

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Bhutan is 9,304km away from Canberra

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The northern national park is the largest in the country.

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How different is the language and culture from the capital to a rural area?

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Royal Manas National Park, Gonphu, Bhutan

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Royal Manas National Park, Gonphu, Bhutan

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Royal Manas National Park, Gonphu, Bhutan

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Go through Royal Manas National Park.

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Bhutan is a lower-middle income country with an estimated GDP per capita of $3,718 which is considerably lower than Australia who has about $64,711.

Bhutan's currency is the Ngultrum. According to google, 1 Ngultrum is worth $0.018 AUD.

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Around 180 Bhutanese soldiers have gone to the Central African Republic for UN peacekeeping.

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Bhutan is mountainous.

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Bhutan International Airport - Paro, Paro, Bhutan

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Bhutan International Airport - Paro, Paro, Bhutan

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Bhutan International Airport - Paro, Paro, Bhutan

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The only way to get into Bhutan from Australia would be via planes. Boats cannot lead you there since the country is landlocked and clearly, you wouldn't walk there. Also make sure to bring a lot of money because they'll tax you every day you spend there.

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Royal Takin Preserve. Filled with buffalos.

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It is one of the biggest monestaries

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Biggest Football Club

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Bhutan is a constitutional monarchy and has been since 2008. This means that they have a king ruling the land but also share their power with the constitutionally organised government.

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Royal Botanical Park, Lampelri, Thimphu-Punakha Highway, Bhutan

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Royal Botanical Park, Lampelri, Thimphu-Punakha Highway, Bhutan

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Royal Botanical Park, Lampelri, Thimphu-Punakha Highway, Bhutan

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It is a big botanical park in the edge of bhutan

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Despite Bhutan vowing to protect their nature and being the only carbon-negative country in the world, the effects of climate change due to the actions of their neighbouring countries and more have affected their climate and their supra-glacial lakes have melted due to the warmer temperature although not doing anything wrong.

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Bhutan is filled with monasteries and many Dzongs which are religious castles.