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The tiny kingdom of Bhutan is a country in a r............ (1) part of the Himalayas. The country has a rich heritage and is full of spectacular monasteries called Dzongswhich is also the origin of the name for the Bhutanese language, dzongkha.

Although Bhutan may not be one of the richest countries in the world, it is officially one of the happiest. The government of Bhutan believes in promoting the nation's 'gross national happiness' (GNH). The King first used the phrase GNH in 1972 and his son, one of the world's youngest heads of states, rules with the same philosophy.

Bhutan is an isolated country and its airport, Paro, is one of the most spectacular but also one of the scariest airports in the world to land in. The route through the mountains is very difficult to navigate and only ten pilots know how to! The Tourism Council of Bhutan is training cooks and guides in cultural and trek tourism, both of which are popular. However, the government wants to prevent mass tourism so visitors have to pay a tourism tax of $165 to $200 per day.

The tiny kingdom of Bhutan is a country in a remote part of the Himalayas. The country has a rich h............. (2) and is full of spectacular monasteries called Dzongswhich is also the origin of the name for the Bhutanese language, dzongkha.

Although Bhutan may not be one of the richest countries in the world, it is officially one of the happiest. The government of Bhutan believes in promoting the nation's 'gross national happiness' (GNH). The King first used the phrase GNH in 1972 and his son, one of the world's youngest heads of states, rules with the same philosophy.

Bhutan is an isolated country and its airport, Paro, is one of the most spectacular but also one of the scariest airports in the world to land in. The route through the mountains is very difficult to navigate and only ten pilots know how to! The Tourism Council of Bhutan is training cooks and guides in cultural and trek tourism, both of which are popular. However, the government wants to prevent mass tourism so visitors have to pay a tourism tax of $165 to $200 per day.

The tiny kingdom of Bhutan is a country in a remote part of the Himalayas. The country has a rich heritage and is full of spectacular m................ (3) called Dzongswhich is also the origin of the name for the Bhutanese language, dzongkha.

Although Bhutan may not be one of the richest countries in the world, it is officially one of the happiest. The government of Bhutan believes in promoting the nation's 'gross national happiness' (GNH). The King first used the phrase GNH in 1972 and his son, one of the world's youngest heads of states, rules with the same philosophy.

Bhutan is an isolated country and its airport, Paro, is one of the most spectacular but also one of the scariest airports in the world to land in. The route through the mountains is very difficult to navigate and only ten pilots know how to! The Tourism Council of Bhutan is training cooks and guides in cultural and trek tourism, both of which are popular. However, the government wants to prevent mass tourism so visitors have to pay a tourism tax of $165 to $200 per day.

The tiny kingdom of Bhutan is a country in a remote part of the Himalayas. The country has a rich heritage and is full of spectacular monasteries called Dzongswhich is also the origin of the name for the Bhutanese language, dzongkha.

Although Bhutan may not be one of the richest countries in the world, it is officially one of the h..................... (4). The government of Bhutan believes in promoting the nation's 'gross national happiness' (GNH). The King first used the phrase GNH in 1972 and his son, one of the world's youngest heads of states, rules with the same philosophy.

Bhutan is an isolated country and its airport, Paro, is one of the most spectacular but also one of the scariest airports in the world to land in. The route through the mountains is very difficult to navigate and only ten pilots know how to! The Tourism Council of Bhutan is training cooks and guides in cultural and trek tourism, both of which are popular. However, the government wants to prevent mass tourism so visitors have to pay a tourism tax of $165 to $200 per day.

The tiny kingdom of Bhutan is a country in a remote part of the Himalayas. The country has a rich heritage and is full of spectacular monasteries called Dzongswhich is also the origin of the name for the Bhutanese language, dzongkha.

Although Bhutan may not be one of the richest countries in the world, it is officially one of the happiest. The government of Bhutan believes in p........................ (5) the nation's 'gross national happiness' (GNH). The King first used the phrase GNH in 1972 and his son, one of the world's youngest heads of states, rules with the same philosophy.

Bhutan is an isolated country and its airport, Paro, is one of the most spectacular but also one of the scariest airports in the world to land in. The route through the mountains is very difficult to navigate and only ten pilots know how to! The Tourism Council of Bhutan is training cooks and guides in cultural and trek tourism, both of which are popular. However, the government wants to prevent mass tourism so visitors have to pay a tourism tax of $165 to $200 per day.

The tiny kingdom of Bhutan is a country in a remote part of the Himalayas. The country has a rich heritage and is full of spectacular monasteries called Dzongswhich is also the origin of the name for the Bhutanese language, dzongkha.

Although Bhutan may not be one of the richest countries in the world, it is officially one of the happiest. The government of Bhutan believes in promoting the nation's '...................(6) national happiness' (GNH). The King first used the phrase GNH in 1972 and his son, one of the world's youngest heads of states, rules with the same philosophy.

Bhutan is an isolated country and its airport, Paro, is one of the most spectacular but also one of the scariest airports in the world to land in. The route through the mountains is very difficult to navigate and only ten pilots know how to! The Tourism Council of Bhutan is training cooks and guides in cultural and trek tourism, both of which are popular. However, the government wants to prevent mass tourism so visitors have to pay a tourism tax of $165 to $200 per day.

The tiny kingdom of Bhutan is a country in a remote part of the Himalayas. The country has a rich heritage and is full of spectacular monasteries called Dzongswhich is also the origin of the name for the Bhutanese language, dzongkha.

Although Bhutan may not be one of the richest countries in the world, it is officially one of the happiest. The government of Bhutan believes in promoting the nation's 'gross national happiness' (GNH). The King first used the phrase GNH in 1972 and his son, one of the world's youngest heads of states, rules with the same p................ (7).

Bhutan is an isolated country and its airport, Paro, is one of the most spectacular but also one of the scariest airports in the world to land in. The route through the mountains is very difficult to navigate and only ten pilots know how to! The Tourism Council of Bhutan is training cooks and guides in cultural and trek tourism, both of which are popular. However, the government wants to prevent mass tourism so visitors have to pay a tourism tax of $165 to $200 per day.

The tiny kingdom of Bhutan is a country in a remote part of the Himalayas. The country has a rich heritage and is full of spectacular monasteries called Dzongswhich is also the origin of the name for the Bhutanese language, dzongkha.

Although Bhutan may not be one of the richest countries in the world, it is officially one of the happiest. The government of Bhutan believes in promoting the nation's 'gross national happiness' (GNH). The King first used the phrase GNH in 1972 and his son, one of the world's youngest heads of states, rules with the same philosophy.

Bhutan is an......................... (8) country and its airport, Paro, is one of the most spectacular but also one of the scariest airports in the world to land in. The route through the mountains is very difficult to navigate and only ten pilots know how to! The Tourism Council of Bhutan is training cooks and guides in cultural and trek tourism, both of which are popular. However, the government wants to prevent mass tourism so visitors have to pay a tourism tax of $165 to $200 per day.

The tiny kingdom of Bhutan is a country in a remote part of the Himalayas. The country has a rich heritage and is full of spectacular monasteries called Dzongswhich is also the origin of the name for the Bhutanese language, dzongkha.

Although Bhutan may not be one of the richest countries in the world, it is officially one of the happiest. The government of Bhutan believes in promoting the nation's 'gross national happiness' (GNH). The King first used the phrase GNH in 1972 and his son, one of the world's youngest heads of states, rules with the same philosophy.

Bhutan is an isolated country and its airport, Paro, is one of the most s........................ (9) but also one of the scariest airports in the world to land in. The route through the mountains is very difficult to navigate and only ten pilots know how to! The Tourism Council of Bhutan is training cooks and guides in cultural and trek tourism, both of which are popular. However, the government wants to prevent mass tourism so visitors have to pay a tourism tax of $165 to $200 per day.

The tiny kingdom of Bhutan is a country in a remote part of the Himalayas. The country has a rich heritage and is full of spectacular monasteries called Dzongswhich is also the origin of the name for the Bhutanese language, dzongkha.

Although Bhutan may not be one of the richest countries in the world, it is officially one of the happiest. The government of Bhutan believes in promoting the nation's 'gross national happiness' (GNH). The King first used the phrase GNH in 1972 and his son, one of the world's youngest heads of states, rules with the same philosophy.

Bhutan is an isolated country and its airport, Paro, is one of the most spectacular but also one of the s...................... (10) airports in the world to land in. The route through the mountains is very difficult to navigate and only ten pilots know how to! The Tourism Council of Bhutan is training cooks and guides in cultural and trek tourism, both of which are popular. However, the government wants to prevent mass tourism so visitors have to pay a tourism tax of $165 to $200 per day.