The Magnificent History Of Bhutan's Royal Family | Asia's Monarchies | Real Royalty

[@rinchshenga5826]

I love everything about this Country Bhutan! I have been there three times. The people are so humble and polite, they all actually look happy and content in life. All the major small towns including the capital city Thimpu is maintained so clean. What a beautiful country 👌👌 . Will soon plan my 4th trip to Bhutan 😊 Long live your King and it's Gross National Happiness 👍👍 Much love from Sikkim ❤️❤️

[@markjapan4062]

YOUR JAPANEESE

[@rinchshenga5826]

@@markjapan4062 no,, iam Indian from the eastern Himalayan part of India 😊

[@evangelene12]

So the human rights violation of the ethnic cleansing of people of Nepalese origin means nothing to you? The power of people to only choose to see only one side of the story which appeals to them is amazing.

[@tselodoe]

​@@rinchshenga5826😅7l😢🎉😮 9 😅 0:48 😢😂😢3p❤

[@lidellsimpson3941]

@@markjapan4062 YOU'RE not YOUR.

[@lonelysoul9466]

I am never ashamed to call myself a Bhutanese no matter which part of the world I live. I always count it as my biggest blessing to be born in such a paradise like Bhutan where even if a subject is down with flu, the king will come with medicines. If your job gets laid off, the king will give you salary. If you are not able to pay off your loan, the king will pay it for you. If you are stuck in another country due to the pandemic and cannot afford the medical bills, , the king will rent a flat for you to quarantine yourself. If you are inside the county and needs quarantine , he books your stay in all the luxury hotels with the best food and full wifi.. I mean I can’t even count the blessings. Kadrinchey mewamg yab sey cho.. ngay gyalpo kutsey chu ley ring par sho 🙏🙏🙏

[@rosalinagraziano4469]

Che filosofia di vita illuminata.

[@garrydhamot8531]

Is the king keeping your family a hostage, tell me.

[@1921Mathew]

lol. Proud of the king who encouraged ra*e and Mu*der of Nepalese, and cunning politics?

[@kesangwangchuk8282]

​@@garrydhamot8531haha. You grew up in a world where everything is transactional that you don't understand the meaning of genuine compassion, empathy and kindness. Our king has those in abundance. Will be difficult for those people who can't trust their government or politician. You don't know the feeling of security that a benevolent leader provides.

[@Shenok2001]

What have ur King done to those Nepalese? What If that time nepal king command his ghurka army to attack ur Bhutan .. now there will be no Bhutan in map.. soo keep ur proudness upto you .. don't disgrace other countries.. cause we don't care mf 😂

[@drnishalpaul]

A proud Bhutanese and ever loving citizen. Our country despite being small, with limited economic resources, we are not just thriving but we are living a happy life, a life many in the world only dream of. This is all due to farsightedness of our Beloved Kings. Long live thier Majesties🙏🙏 Thank you for the vidoe 🙏🇧🇹

[@sanserror9426]

@Very Good LMFAO!!! twisting information. I see what you did there, falsely spreading info about the 500 mob which I gave in another comment when they are only a size of what? 100th of the wider lllegal immigrants and anti-nationals trying to overthrow the government.

[@kinleypenjor9399]

@Very Good During the 18th and 19th century Bhutan's population was only around 100,000 so suddenly during the 20th century how did population in southern Bhutan increase drastically? Also during the invasion of British India in 1864, the troops defending Bhutan were from western and eastern Bhutan as there wasn't much people living in southern Bhutan. Historically there is proof that massive immigration happened during the 1900s which led to massive population in southern Bhutan.

[@sukizuki9497]

@Very Good "Wait until some crazy Lhosampa will start a protest or vandalism.....", No wonder your kind got kicked out, expecting another individual to commit the same vile act as you lot did. The truth = Dissidents falsely spread information to innocents stating that the government was trying to erase their culture, tradition and identity to gain support for their own agendas, even forcing those who didn't want to participate in their activities otherwise threaten them with their heads on stakes including their own.

[@evangelene12]

You mean after all your human rights atrocities towards the people of Nepali origin? Yeah, I bet you are happy after stealing all their property and all the taxes they paid during their lives. Beloved king my arse.

[@Aljamila90]

I’m going to live there forever soooooo beautiful country and beautiful people

[@kabirbroadcasting]

Here we see a perfect balance. Never heard of such love and loyalty by the people to their king over nd over the generations.

[@dharbram6702]

# 100000+ [ 1 LAKH + ] ETHINIC NEPALI ORIGIN BHUTANESE WERE EXPELLED FROM BHUTAN IN THE NAME OF ETHENIC CLEANSING , IT'S NOT SHANGRILLA ,BUT A SHAMEGRILLA ,NEPAL NEVER FORGET #

[@sanserror9426]

@@dharbram6702 You mean people illegally settling in another country, trying to demand land but instead got kicked out for carrying out anti-national activities. It's obvious you're jealous. How it brings shame to your country seeing such an ignorant attitude.

[@bibhutikoirala5836]

I wish our king birendra and royal family were alive king birendra was the best king ever :( All were killed including king's unmarried sons and a daughter with two baby girls ( thank god two baby girls didn't die) and some people blame the innocent crown prince dipendra noone belives crown prince killed :( King birendra was really too much smart and handsome He had made our country heaven

[@beckyfarley60]

@@sanserror9426 Exactly what the sates need to do, instead of putting them on office.

[@tandinjohnson3790]

Will happen if you were here

[@arnab6408]

A country where the king understood democracy more than his people. God bless this land and her people.

[@maharishi9111]

But with moustache as ridiculous as this, no one gonna bless what you're saying.

[@arnab6408]

@@maharishi9111 thanks for the complement. Podi troll??

[@maharishi9111]

@@arnab6408 podi troll? What's that?

[@arnab6408]

@@maharishi9111 ask yourself when you are high.

[@maharishi9111]

@@arnab6408 Haha. You smoke ganja too? 🙏🏼

[@ycul21]

This was so interesting and informative. It pulled no punches, just told the facts. I wish Bhutan, its people, government and Monarchy much success and happiness.

[@thelostbhutanese4054]

Thank you

[@justabaldguydogarmy5019]

Thank You

[@triarb5790]

Any country that measures Gross National Happiness instead of GDP is on the right track. We have a great deal to learn from Bhutan.

[@dharbram6702]

# 100000+ [ 1 LAKH + ] ETHINIC NEPALI ORIGIN BHUTANESE WERE EXPELLED FROM BHUTAN IN THE NAME OF ETHENIC CLEANSING , IT'S NOT SHANGRILLA ,BUT A SHAMEGRILLA ,NEPAL NEVER FORGET #

[@sanserror9426]

@@dharbram6702 You mean people illegally settling in another country, trying to demand land but instead got kicked out for carrying out anti-national activities. It's obvious you're jealous. How it brings shame to your country seeing such an ignorant attitude.

[@Nosyperson5]

As a Bhutanese, thank you everyone in this comment section for all this positivity ☺️

[@richsj1065]

Beyond admiration for your people and your king. You are the real definition of happiness.

[@IvinNayaYoesel]

touche

[@byron-ih2ge]

Love from india,he is kinda like the king of india too since we dont have a monarch

[@Nosyperson5]

@@byron-ih2ge So kind of you to say that! Much love to the beautiful India 💖

[@byron-ih2ge]

@@Nosyperson5 we would always protect your beautiful kingdom from external threats , ignore the chinese and nepali maoists in the comment section

[@brentlysams3966]

The real love for your country is to preserve and respect your ancestors and your cultures! Thats the uniqueness of Bhutan by embracing for almost 800 years of their existence and 100 years of their governance as monarchy! Thank You Bhutan for providing and telling to the world that happiness is not all about the materialistic perspective but the real Happiness within yourself is the best gifts that you have as individual and us a whole! GoodBless your Kingdom and for loving your mother nature! Thank You Bhutan 🙏🏻🇧🇹❤️👏🏻🇵🇭

[@sangaytshomo2522]

thank you 😊 lots of love from Bhutan 🇧🇹

[@tenzo_san]

thank you

[@kventures2024]

Thank you so much Brently Sams for this beautiful compliments.

[@brentlysams3966]

@@kventures2024 @sangay @tenzin you deserve bhutanese people a standing ovation for showing to the whole world that we can live a life as simple as happy you are plus with touch of mother nature! 💐👏🏻😊👏🏻😍

[@dharbram6702]

# 100000+ [ 1 LAKH + ] ETHINIC NEPALI ORIGIN BHUTANESE WERE EXPELLED FROM BHUTAN IN THE NAME OF ETHENIC CLEANSING , IT'S NOT SHANGRILLA ,BUT A SHAMEGRILLA ,NEPAL NEVER FORGET #

[@YourfavAmalia]

Best quote from the video: "Kings strength comes from the will of the people" - so profound ! (46:32)

[@dharbram6702]

# 100000+ [ 1 LAKH + ] ETHINIC NEPALI ORIGIN BHUTANESE WERE EXPELLED FROM BHUTAN IN THE NAME OF ETHENIC CLEANSING , IT'S NOT SHANGRILLA ,BUT A SHAMEGRILLA ,NEPAL NEVER FORGET #

[@sanserror9426]

@@dharbram6702 You mean people illegally settling in another country, trying to demand land but instead got kicked out for carrying out anti-national activities. It's obvious you're jealous. How it brings shame to your country seeing such an ignorant attitude.

[@tomaszzalewski4541]

Hehe I think the Robespierre and his revolutionary would disagree

[@call_me_maybeh1047]

@@dharbram6702 spread love not hate! Please!

[@drawingcheetah7407]

@@dharbram6702 ethnic bhutanese hindus are living fantastic,ethnic bons too Im not being partial to the bhutanese ,its truth

[@V1V2v]

Land of Thunder Dragon Land of Happiness God bless Bhutan 🇧🇹 Good wishes from India 🇮🇳

[@Unknown-User005.]

Although m indian but I was always intrigued by Bhutanese culture and tradition and fell in love with it . I always wanted to visit bhutan but never got chance and Bhutanese people are so kind and lovely, it's the most peaceful nation in asia, in my college days all my friends were Bhutanese eventhough I can't speak dzonkha and can't understand it but felt more Bhutanese with them 😅 when you are with Bhutanese the only thing matters is happiness 😊 love from India and bhutan is the pride of our indian subcontinent long live the king. ❤💙

[@sukizuki9497]

​@Bhutan did Ethnic cleansing of Hindus Bhutan would have been just another hotbed for lllegal immigrants and anti-nationals to thrive in if those dissidents weren't kicked out. They would've for sure destroyed the turned the place into a dump.

[@Unknown-User005.]

@Bhutan did Ethnic cleansing of Hindus I know you are ignorant bigot using hindu as scapegoat for your propaganda and I myself a hindu don't support your views, bhutan is a sovereign country and it is free to conduct its own affairs btw I know those people were from nepal 🇳🇵so it's nepali government issue.

[@canoesgaming7401]

@Bhutan did Ethnic cleansing of Hindus It's not like you see Bhutan's government and king as being portrayed as cruel dictators and rulers in media and real life. Oh wait! you don't because they aren't. You're an embarrassment to Hinduism and Hindus considering what you're doing is in complete contrast to your religion's teachings. Honestly, just come out with it and accept you're one of those individuals who've been using religion as nothing but a means to further your own propaganda. No different from the colonizers that used their own religion to justify their actions I say. Pity you that while the world has or is moving on from such acts, there seem to be some still stuck with that kind of mentality. You belonging to the latter, sad!

[@charleyjr.iriarte7428]

I am not a Bhutanese, but hearing about their monarch story made me... just wow! Much blessings!

[@angreys]

Happiness is the ultimate gift... Bhutan are highly blessed. Their Kings carried heavy loads of karma for their purity. The Bhutanese should protect their king the way their Kings protect them. Prayers for the King of Bhutan for greatest knowledge, calmness and refuge! If I were a Bhutanese I would be glad to be your foot soldier!

[@angreys]

@anon Journalists are under payroll..

[@RobertBaraheon]

@anon compared to other countries, Bhutan's people much more happier. No one can dispute that fact. Only people like you n others with interest will tried to undermine that fact.

[@dharbram6702]

# 100000+ [ 1 LAKH + ] ETHINIC NEPALI ORIGIN BHUTANESE WERE EXPELLED FROM BHUTAN IN THE NAME OF ETHENIC CLEANSING , IT'S NOT SHANGRILLA ,BUT A SHAMEGRILLA ,NEPAL NEVER FORGET #

[@RobertBaraheon]

@@dharbram6702 get over it, even malaysia hate you guys

[@sanserror9426]

@@dharbram6702 You mean people illegally settling in another country, trying to demand land but instead got kicked out for carrying out anti-national activities. It's obvious you're jealous. How it brings shame to your country seeing such an ignorant attitude.

[@sallynhlanhla]

Geez, how old is the Tutor Michael? He looks absolutely amazing and he came here as a tutor for the king in 1971! Wow. Sho! Talk about ageing gracefully

[@byron-ih2ge]

this is what happens when u dont have the stress of a materialistic life.

[@neikhrielinyu8422]

He looks more Bhutanese than the blond hair, blue eyed westerners we know from movies and magazines! 😆

[@annmenzzasalma3113]

Not much to do in your time off. No nightlife. Go to bed early and live a clean life.

[@dharbram6702]

# 100000+ [ 1 LAKH + ] ETHINIC NEPALI ORIGIN BHUTANESE WERE EXPELLED FROM BHUTAN IN THE NAME OF ETHENIC CLEANSING , IT'S NOT SHANGRILLA ,BUT A SHAMEGRILLA ,NEPAL NEVER FORGET #

[@sanserror9426]

@@dharbram6702 You mean people illegally settling in another country, trying to demand land but instead got kicked out for carrying out anti-national activities. It's obvious you're jealous. How it brings shame to your country seeing such an ignorant attitude.

[@uapet9182]

,I visited Bhutan and was very welcomed by all of the people I have met. I was invited to sit near a monk. I was overwhelmed by the welcome. I have learned a lot about the Kingdom, now, listening to this magnificent history I learned even more. I have climbed Tiger Nest Mountain. It was a pleasure. The King communicates with his people, and acts on their concerns. I remembered he was relocating a community. The Kingdom is Blessed.

[@chetenjamtsho4424]

Thank you on behalf of all Bhutanese people for this master piece documentary. Indeed it is no doubt that we love our king and country with the vision of “ one nation one people” ✌️

[@eglinsia5962]

“We are one nation, one people.” How I wish my country was like this. Damn! I love Bhutan.

[@marlinthaya6438]

Yes true. But we can see that often this is used as a tool to suppress people of different races, languages, cultures. One Nation, One People Many races Many languages.

[@judykraska400]

You are blinded by idolising a country, which drove their citizen with different believes brutally out, to hava a clan nation. I have nothing against Buthan, but against worshipping injustice.

[@ozelolaf4562]

@@judykraska400 My you don't seem to have learned anything from my previous reply in another video. You really are ignorant

[@dharbram6702]

# 100000+ [ 1 LAKH + ] ETHINIC NEPALI ORIGIN BHUTANESE WERE EXPELLED FROM BHUTAN IN THE NAME OF ETHENIC CLEANSING , IT'S NOT SHANGRILLA ,BUT A SHAMEGRILLA ,NEPAL NEVER FORGET #

[@ozelolaf4562]

@@dharbram6702 Nah, get your facts right. They threatened the country's sovereignty so the obvious outcome resulting in them being kicked out.

[@xasturaify]

This is the country where I proudly announce to have a brother from another mother..His name is Namjay Dorji..my younger brother from Bhutan...I am from Nepal

[@dharbram6702]

# 100000+ [ 1 LAKH + ] ETHINIC NEPALI ORIGIN BHUTANESE WERE EXPELLED FROM BHUTAN IN THE NAME OF ETHENIC CLEANSING , IT'S NOT SHANGRILLA ,BUT A SHAMEGRILLA ,NEPAL NEVER FORGET #

[@sanserror9426]

@@dharbram6702 You mean people illegally settling in another country, trying to demand land but instead got kicked out for carrying out anti-national activities. It's obvious you're jealous. How it brings shame to your country seeing such an ignorant attitude.

[@jaysonjar5885]

@@sanserror9426 I think its fair for the Bhutanese government, they made a hard choice to save their national integrity and free off foreign intervention and consensus, didn't the same happen in Sikkim they prevented themselves from being politically manipulated at least a very good choice I'd say but it was necessary evil I guess

[@8thousevirgin]

@@dharbram6702 i have a friend from Bhutan. Her features are more of Nepalese/Indian so you wouldn't know she's from Bhutan unless she tells you. She said her family was originally from Nepal and she grew up in the countryside (most likely in the south) before moving to the capital shere she lives now. Before watching this video, I didn't know about the rebellion by ethnic Nepalese people and the crack down by the government. All I remember her telling me was that her king is so handsome and wise and that she'll fight and die for him if she needs to. At that time, 2004, I suppose she was referring to the 4th king (in my mind, at that time, I was imagining an old, bald, fat king and it amused me that she was so devoted to a king, haha). She was proud to wear her traditional Bhutanese dress whenever she got the chance. She was a highly intelligent young woman who won a scholarship to study abroad and that's how I met her.. Now, I understand where she's coming from..

[@manishkhadka7933]

@@sanserror9426 firstly Bhutan is a land of migrants . so stop calling them migrants. kicking out 1 lakh + people on the basis of caste under influence of india is not a option . it is not less than genocides . Accept it king was coward who couldn't ensure it's people right to nation , who couldn't look after it's poeple and wagged tail for india .

[@Rockstar-sr4we]

The way they are keeping their tradition still alive .. I really love it .

[@Christian-Roots818]

Now here’s a subject I knew nothing about ! Brilliant and most educational !

[@dharbram6702]

# 100000+ [ 1 LAKH + ] ETHINIC NEPALI ORIGIN BHUTANESE WERE EXPELLED FROM BHUTAN IN THE NAME OF ETHENIC CLEANSING , IT'S NOT SHANGRILLA ,BUT A SHAMEGRILLA ,NEPAL NEVER FORGET #

[@sanserror9426]

@@dharbram6702 You mean people illegally settling in another country, trying to demand land but instead got kicked out for carrying out anti-national activities. It's obvious you're jealous. How it brings shame to your country seeing such an ignorant attitude.

[@iforah]

It’s so delightful to see almost all people spoke in such polite and intelligent way

[@1921Mathew]

Because every Bhutanese person has been trained from the time they are young to do so. There is an underlying threat of retaliation if not.

[@ashishkumardas6397]

What an amazing country it is.. Why can't other countries learn from them..this documentary actually made my day... :)

[@sudhanshupandey3829]

I stayed in Bhutan for 3 years ..Was associated with a hydro power project with my company HCC..Came back in January ..Lovely country

[@dharbram6702]

# 100000+ [ 1 LAKH + ] ETHINIC NEPALI ORIGIN BHUTANESE WERE EXPELLED FROM BHUTAN IN THE NAME OF ETHENIC CLEANSING , IT'S NOT SHANGRILLA ,BUT A SHAMEGRILLA ,NEPAL NEVER FORGET #

[@sanserror9426]

@@dharbram6702 You mean people illegally settling in another country, trying to demand land but instead got kicked out for carrying out anti-national activities. It's obvious you're jealous. How it brings shame to your country seeing such an ignorant attitude.

[@bibhutikoirala5836]

I wish our king birendra and royal family were alive king birendra was the best king ever :( All were killed including king's unmarried sons and a daughter with two baby girls ( thank god two baby girls didn't die) and some people blame the innocent crown prince dipendra noone belives crown prince killed :( King birendra was really too much smart and handsome He had made our country heaven

[@drawingcheetah7407]

@@bibhutikoirala5836 I as an indian pray for nepals monarchy to be back,and it goes back to its pre 2008 government SOOO GOOD!

[@rsimko]

I absolutely loved visiting Bhutan. One of the most beautiful countries. I hope they keep their ways and traditions for future generations.

[@rustynail3519]

Bhutan is planning to keep their culture and traditions intact for generations to come. Not to worry about that. And now that the country is implementing some of the reforms in the tourism sectors so that the tourists can avail 100% facilities with their daily tax of $200... Now it will be more advanced and comfortable for any tourists to avail the proper facilities from the country with ur daily tax...

[@junaidtipu7340]

What a lovely tale of one lovely nation. With its pleasant composure, geographical beauty and philosophical values, the nation appears such a blessing and lesson for the many of us scattered across the world. Keep shining Bhutan. Love from a Pakistani Briton

[@aleckcain4142]

Did you skip the part about the ethnostate and brutality and suffering the Bhutanese did to the Nepalese

[@sukizuki9497]

@@aleckcain4142 You mean the kicking out lllegal immigrants and anti-nationals part.

[@P_Dendu]

​@@aleckcain4142maybe you are unaware of the event that led to such a situation.

[@San-rl5yy]

Ok but how is it that all the Kings looked/look so fine 😍 They have such defined features!!

[@Oberoy248]

They pay great care to their appearance. Even the subjects have the duty of to take care of their own appearances, as I've read somewhere.

[@sanserror9426]

@@Oberoy248 Really? first time I'm hearing about this.

[@BhutanHindu]

They are the recantations of God.. we are blessed under their leadership..

[@honeybunch5765]

@@Oberoy248 interesting, most probably in the genes too. They are good looking people.

[@spiceyboogerspiceybooger6437]

Lol I was thinking the Kings were/are quite good looking.

[@kuenzangdhendup6399]

No matter what you say we love and respect our monarchs and Royals. We are what we are today all because of our monarchs and we are eternally grateful and indebted to our monarchs. Long live our king. Lha Gyalo.

[@TacoGrande007]

Then you are among the mass of stupid people then. The Monarchs and Royals only exist because of stupid people like you who let them exist and worship then. Once people wake up and rise up these Royals lose all their power. If you believe in them then you believe that not all men are created equal and some are just born better than others.

[@ricvibesinc1]

Would love to connect with a Bhutanese lady .. who is curious about exploring south asia ..

[@sonamtobgay5288]

@@TacoGrande007 We are unique in many ways and our Monarchs are different from others in many ways. SO you can imagine why we are still a vibrant and thriving nation under our beloved Monarchs and also with democratically elected government. FYI; Education and health care, two basic things for the development of nation are free. If you happen to visit Bhutan and if you need major surgery while in Bhutan, believe me you will be treated at free of cost by our Royal Government of Bhutan

[@kuenzangdhendup6399]

@@TacoGrande007 whoever you are and where ever you hail from? For a person like you who don't understand the system of monarchy would not understand the values, cultures, peace and harmony we bhutanese have been experiencing for more than a century now. U come visit Bhutan and then only you would understand. We're a tiny landlocked kingdom sandwiched between two giant neighbors and still we enjoy peace n harmony and never have been colonized and have been awake for the last 100 years and enjoying peace and harmony unlike from wherever u are from? Let me give you a little tip in this day and age we're carbon negative

[@ronnierosello4005]

I love how there ruler understands democracy. Love it. You preserve also your culture and traditions. Hoping for long lasting peace and prosperity. your land considered as paradise within the Himalayan Range. Love from the Philippines ❤️❤️

[@chinmaybendreCSB]

The Monarchy proactively transformed with time to keep pace with rising tensions and changing aspirations of the people. Good luck to the beautiful people and their even beautiful country! 😊

[@bibhutikoirala5836]

I wish our king birendra and royal family were alive king birendra was the best king ever :( All were killed including king's unmarried sons and a daughter with two baby girls ( thank god two baby girls didn't die) and some people blame the innocent crown prince dipendra noone belives crown prince killed :( King birendra was really too much smart and handsome He had made our country heaven

[@jungtiyeps3228]

I can never get over how handsome the now King is... 😍😍

[@scorpioninpink]

Yes, he doesn't look like a product of incest.

[@tsheringyangzom3376]

@jungti he not only is handsome but has beautiful heart that cares his people like his children.. m proud and grateful that I am born in a country who has a most kindest king... my king my world🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@hickyxnicky411]

Yes he is really good looking!!

[@weeyisidian143]

Watching the King fulfilling my fantasy how the Royalty looks alike .. he very Handsome

[@thrinleywangchuk8674]

He is handsome from inside out.

[@angilocanangyagit83]

I do appreciate thier culture very much. You can say that the way they live is simple yet very unique, they place too much values in their religions and the respect to their rulers and government is really impressive.

[@bibhutikoirala5836]

I wish our king birendra and royal family were alive king birendra was the best king ever :( All were killed including king's unmarried sons and a daughter with two baby girls ( thank god two baby girls didn't die) and some people blame the innocent crown prince dipendra noone belives crown prince killed :( King birendra was really too much smart and handsome He had made our country heaven

[@abdm1311]

I went there twice. It's a heaven caged in Himalayan beauty

[@dharbram6702]

# 100000+ [ 1 LAKH + ] ETHINIC NEPALI ORIGIN BHUTANESE WERE EXPELLED FROM BHUTAN IN THE NAME OF ETHENIC CLEANSING , IT'S NOT SHANGRILLA ,BUT A SHAMEGRILLA ,NEPAL NEVER FORGET #

[@sanserror9426]

@@dharbram6702 You mean people illegally settling in another country, trying to demand land but instead got kicked out for carrying out anti-national activities. It's obvious you're jealous. How it brings shame to your country seeing such an ignorant attitude.

[@amanchoudhary7085]

not caged protected sounds better.

[@cdnsk12]

@@dharbram6702 Well said. Myanmar did the same by violently expelling the Rohingya. The world condemned Myanmar; but Bhutan ethnically cleansed with impunity.

[@Muralidharan001]

@@dharbram6702 look what you people did in your own country? denying rights of Southern people. And in Sikkim to native Lepcha people.

[@whatever6189]

This documentary is a masterpiece!! I’m from Bhutan and this is really mind opening

[@soupgod1448]

Might be a weird question but what is it like living in Bhutan

[@PejrisYRK]

@@soupgod1448 everything is free

[@kinleypenjor9399]

@@soupgod1448 it was a paradise but that was before television and internet 😭

[@just_a_random_squirrel9261]

This country, I must say, is a good example for everyone to see. Sure, they also had their issues. Their leaders have also faced problems along with their ways, but what amazed me is how they were able to lead their people in an inclusive manner. Man, just look at how their people love their leader! It only shows how much they respect and honor them. And, for your people to actually adore you that much, you must really be good in many ways. Bhutan's system may have changed, but their leader's goal and dedication to his people are still very evident. Truly, in order to make your country flourish, everyone must be involved. The success of your land cannot only be determined by one mind but a whole nation. I wish nothing but the best for this small nation. I hope I can visit this beautiful and calm place once everything becomes better.

[@kinleypenjor9399]

We are just a small family trying to bring something positive in the world🤗🇧🇹🤗

[@BroBhutan]

Proud to be a Bhutanese, Lucky to be born as a Bhutanese. Despite of modernization around the Globe 🌎 we would still love to live the life our old traditional fashioned way.

[@yara-cp3lj]

not only is your tradition old so is the brain of your citizens, there is nothing there to be proud of. You get your aid and livelihood from India, without its aid you all are nowhere, so if begging is something taht you are proud of then be!!!

[@sukizuki9497]

@@yara-cp3lj The fact that even though our traditions are old, we have maintained and preserved it for our future generations to know of their origins, is definitely something to be proud of unlike your ridiculous topi wearing culture where the people would sell their identity for $$$ lmao

[@yara-cp3lj]

@@sukizuki9497 what tradition do you have of your own, your religion, custom is taken from other countries. What is your identity. Without us you won't even survive one day, so keep begging us and bow to us always, understood!!you did ethnic cleansing and that can't be changed no matter what you show to outside world

[@mohdfahmi8841]

//em//....!!//!//.¡//...

[@yangchen4093]

Sure Bhutan had it's own fair dark parts in it's history but it will never change the fact that what Bhutan is today, is all thanks to what the monarchs had actually invested in. We know the truth, we know our dark history and we have learned to embrace it and we have learned from it. 🙏 And I hope people who are commenting on the nepalis issue would really do the fact check and not just judge based on the stuff you get on Wikipedia or just one video and webpage. Let's be a bit smart and media educated ✌

[@wonderfullife737]

Nobody tolarets ethnic cleansing anymore bruh. Doing it in the name of saving culture, actually it was way of staying in power for the wangchuk elites, not saving culture or sovereignty as many bhutanese are claiming. There are so many countries like bhutan who have several ethnicities and those countries exists, even next to big country. Also about protest of lhotsampas, it happened because u guys suppressed their identity, if government had given them equal representation, it wouldn't happen, but king was there in the quest to maintain his power no matter what.

[@wonderfullife737]

What happened to Lhotsampas was literally textbook example of ethnic cleansing, it is even mentioned in Maryland university, population geography subject on refugee and ethnic cleansing as an example.

[@noonecares6383]

@@wonderfullife737 Wrong, a user already argued with you on this that they're "lllegal immigrants and anti-nationals" which they are.

[@wonderfullife737]

@@noonecares6383 that user is yourself with different account now. 😂😂 paid agent of Jigme singye to defend his bad deeds. going aginst tsa wa sum(king, country and people) is considered anti national act in bhutan, king is smart to add "King" in that list lol so that there won't be any criticism of king even if king has done some nasty deeds, you guys either stay quiet or defend and say it was the best decision lol because you can't criticize the human being so called "king" in anyway. he is a human being capable of making mistakes, he has made many mistakes, but you guys are obligated to never criticize him due to tsa wa sum bullshit. king should be removed from tsa wa sum, its only country and people, if bhutan is real democrasy and freedom fo speech, otherwise democrasy is a joke in bhutan, freedom of speech is also a joke in bhutan

[@noonecares6383]

​@@wonderfullife737 Lmfao! 😂 what the hell? where did this accusation come from? we don't revere the kings out of fear or blind loyalty as falsely, ignorantly stated by your short sighted views. No need to state facts captain obvious, even the most wisest of ones make mistakes but it sure wasn't one to thwart the plans of those terrorists. Bhutan is a constitutional monarchy which transitioned from an absolute one(which it was even before the arrival of those terrorists) but I can see how that went over your head with such a mindset 😂 It's understandable how your kind would think that after all you are from a race where their own royal family was gunned down by a family member, pathetic! There was never any mention about the king in my comment above yet you brought that up our of nowhere, why? simple, because you've been keeping those thoughts inside for so long that you finally let loose. Anymore bottled up thoughts you want to release or keep it inside in an unhealthy manner? I find it absolutely hilarious that the only reason you and the rest of you lot even have the privilege to be posting bs online is due to the grace of some individuals fearing their position on the international stage decided to brand you all as what you are presently, otherwise your situation is a joke! your whole life up to this point is a joke!

[@AngelineNgkittykat]

Visited in 2018 and fell absolutely in love with Bhutan! I hope to visit again soon.

[@angieangel1138]

Thank you,Your Majesty for playing the role of a father to all the Bhutanese. It gives me goosebumps when I think of our life without you.🙏🙏🙏

[@Iamme88-b4j]

I just love how most of bhutanese poeple official or not they speak very clear english and seems very wise.. very calm i dont know why i get vibes… love it.. and may god blessed they all..

[@zakfayazi7897]

I love his final quote “love your country intelligently” just fabulous 👏👏👏

[@lewidreamsstudio5608]

I've always admire the last King humility matter a fact all of their leaders. They are a true Servant of the people, thats a true character of a leader. 🙏❤💙💚

[@JeffJohnson_123]

This video goes really too deep into real Bhutanese story. But one thing I want to contribute to it was when the 4th king became king in his 17, the threat wasn't from China, it was actually from India. When Sikim was annexed by India around 1970s, it was real threat within that Bhutan could be next. That's the reason the govt tried to integrate Nepali as one people so Indian govt cannot do what they did to Sikim. (Pls refer how Sikim was annexed for more info) You have already gone so deep so I'm just contributing to it.

[@Ishantyagiofficial]

The decision was met with public unrest and a lot of disputes and cry for peace, before the final annexation of Sikkim by India. On 14 April 1975, a referendum was held, in which Sikkim voted to merge with India. Sikkim became the 22nd Indian State and on 16 May 1975, and Sikkim officially became an Indian state. real threat is China who annexed Tibet and His Holiness Dalai lama had to take refugee in India and India welcome them with thousands of Tibet Refugees who are peacefully Living in India. Sikkim annex by India with referendum Of people, They chose to be merge with India and India take responsibility to defend Bhutan In case of Any military threat From China

[@arnoldvanderhoeven8473]

i was very impressed by this documentation, very informative, with much love put together, compliments and greetz from Holland !

[@yahyasanuse682]

Love to watch Mr Rutland way of speak...so elegence and well mannered...a true Englishmen.

[@savantianprince]

Bhutan is the only country where no one is stressed out over anything. I would love to visit the Happy Kingdom

[@chokey99_]

Do visit sir it’s so beautiful

[@ДженетДженет-ж6й]

The king of Bhutan will “like “your commitment.

[@judykraska400]

Mm, Buthan drove brutally out all their citizens they did not want. Happy country. I would like to drive also all our citizens out, l do not like. We would be also a happy country to me, but l would like to hear the outcry of the world. I don’t see happiness on many faces of this secluded, isolated country, where they work very hard long hours to make a living. The poor little monk boys, who do not live with their families for various reasons, like poverty, orphaned, and so on do not look happy, either did they look happy in Tibet. But to live without all the rubbish, and environmental disasters we “Westerners” produce has something very appealing. Everything has its price. I am not saying, the people of this country might not be satisfied with their lives, but to idealise living conditions in poor countries is not right either. Even in our high-tech society we can make own decisions not to participate in outrageous consumption, and live a fulfilling life, if we choose to do so. No need to worship other countries living conditions. Thank you.

[@ozelolaf4562]

@@judykraska400 My you don't seem to have learned anything from my previous reply in another video. You really are ignorant.

[@wellwisher9817]

@Nosy ethnic cleansing? or rather cleansing of threat to the sovereignty of a small kingdom that has been doing whatever it can to preserve it's independence. If it was ethnic cleansing indeed, why do several ethinicities still coexist peacefully there with equal excess to everything. Why just a bunch. A small country like Bhutan cannot afford to be divided from within especially when there are several threats from outside. The rulers have fought to unify the country and a bunch of immigrants revolts against the very idea of unity that has played a major role in its sovereignty ; politics isn't always about roses. A king had to do what he could at that time to keep the country standing.

[@heenakudu9512]

Always fascinated by their love for nature,peace.small country but such an inspirational country! -an indian.

[@tangtsiu]

There are various issues with the documentary in the 1st half. Some of the major points are below. 1)The documentary skipped the history of the entire 19th century and introduced British only in the 20th century. This is a huge skip of more than 100 years. 19th century history of Bhutan is as important as 20th century in leading towards the creation of monarchy. 2) The British and their struiggle with Bhutan during 18th and 19th century was omitted. It is to be noted that British India annexed many contested regions of Bhutan by the end of 19th century, in the course making Bhutan wearker in economic resources and politically. 3) Before the monarchy was established, Bhutan was ruled by Dev Raja and Dharma Raja and those posts were of political and religious stature and both were not hereditary. This part of history seems to be ignored. 4) Bhutanese civil war is too simplified in the documentary while it wasnt as simple as it is shown. The points i've mentioned above are just few among the many that needs to be discussed. Though I can understand that there is crunch of limited time but then a short description might have been sufficient. But i need to point out that there is a clear omission of many important historical events in the documentary. Therefore, the documentary can be concluded as weak and it reflects a narrative which is selective and biased. Regards.

[@AzulaZuko100]

This was intentional. I thought I was the only one who can always pick up the hints of jealousy from the narrators. It’s called the Eurocentric perspective 🙂

[@karmawangchuk5333]

Completely omitted the 2003 operation all out war against the illegal ULFA militants which is HM 4ths greatest contribution to the survival of Bhutan

[@maryangelalewis8545]

Lovely Documentary! So nice to see such a young King, yet so wise. God bless its beautiful people and its kingdom as well.

[@leito1257]

Only a intelligent and compassionate king makes the difference. God bless the king and his country. ❤️

[@jillianshene9887]

This is a very educated culture, in terms of thinking, speaking, communicating. Real level of sophistication

[@TashaKoenig]

Bhutan will forever remain my favorite country and culture. Long live the Wangchucks! Palden Drukpa Gyalpo! Kadrinche la for making this!

[@ddizon666]

Chinese want to invade them to

[@TashaKoenig]

@@ddizon666 If China were ever to destroy Bhutan like they did to Tibet, I will honestly off myself

[@byron-ih2ge]

@@TashaKoenig dont worrry india is here they have already tried two times , each time had to retreat 😂

[@bibhutikoirala5836]

I wish our king birendra and royal family were alive king birendra was the best king ever :( All were killed including king's unmarried sons and a daughter with two baby girls ( thank god two baby girls didn't die) and some people blame the innocent crown prince dipendra noone belives crown prince killed :( King birendra was really too much smart and handsome He had made our country heaven

[@TashaKoenig]

@@bibhutikoirala5836 I also wish the Nepali royal family were still around...Dipendra or any other theory, who cares, they didn't deserve to die. and your Prince Hridayendra is really cute.

[@keplers3rdlaw]

I am glad I was born in northeast assam I am so grateful Bhutan is really a nice place it's not far from where I live the place is wonderful

[@SaripHappyLife]

Bhutan monarchy is absolutely amazing .. Love from Philippines 🇵🇭

[@drnishalpaul]

Salamath 🙏🏽🇧🇹

[@SaripHappyLife]

@@drnishalpaul your welcome

[@kinleypenjor9399]

Love from Bhutan🤗🇧🇹🤗

[@manashdutta2941]

Bhutan is a beautiful country with beautiful Monarchy, beautiful Democracy and beautiful People. It is a peaceful country with kind hearted people who welcome visitors to their land with beautiful smiles on their faces. LONG LIVE BHUTAN.

[@karmachokilhamo7905]

This is my country and my kings I Love everything about my country… Can’t wait to go back soon ..❤️

[@dharbram6702]

# 100000+ [ 1 LAKH + ] ETHINIC NEPALI ORIGIN BHUTANESE WERE EXPELLED FROM BHUTAN IN THE NAME OF ETHENIC CLEANSING , IT'S NOT SHANGRILLA ,BUT A SHAMEGRILLA ,NEPAL NEVER FORGET #

[@sanserror9426]

@@dharbram6702 You mean people illegally settling in another country, trying to demand land but instead got kicked out for carrying out anti-national activities. It's obvious you're jealous. How it brings shame to your country seeing such an ignorant attitude.

[@bibhutikoirala5836]

I wish our king birendra and royal family were alive king birendra was the best king ever :( All were killed including king's unmarried sons and a daughter with two baby girls ( thank god two baby girls didn't die) and some people blame the innocent crown prince dipendra noone belives crown prince killed :( King birendra was really too much smart and handsome He had made our country heaven

[@maritesmaquiling6978]

How can i stay in your place for good,im in the Philippines

[@marsbates9234]

I love bhutan's way of life. And I'm proud that I'm doing it right now. Being self-sufficient, their concept of Gross national happiness and the respect they showed towards environment and their own cows..

[@JeffJohnson_123]

Thanks but only cow? Haha

[@bhavyejot9659]

I watched this channel's documentaries both on Nepalese and Bhutanese monarchy. I must say that both the nations are magnificently different in aspects of politics and monarchy's history. Long live Bhutan, the prosperous King and its people.

[@avimufcns]

One defeated the British one was a tour guide of the British.😂😂

[@renlybaratheon9683]

A country to visit after this damn pandemic ❤🧡💛

[@BhutanHindu]

Most welcome 😃😃😃

[@jamesmatthew7368]

It'll be suuuuuuper expensive to visit Bhutan. They're strict from tourist.

[@BhutanHindu]

@@jamesmatthew7368 what u know about our country?? We are going to open tourism after second dose of vaccines are given to all the population. First dose is completed and after few weeks we will get second dose also

[@jamesmatthew7368]

@@BhutanHindu Bruh it's not even an insult. I saw it on a video. Not a lot of planes go to Bhutan because it's mountainous that's why it's expensive.

[@byron-ih2ge]

@@jamesmatthew7368 ya they limit tourism , only indians can enter without any restrictions

[@ananyasingh2663]

Awsm vdo.....loved it......love to all my Bhutanese buddies from India.

[@nadiazeeb1868]

Thank you for this superb report of Bhutan, it’s Monarch and it’s great culture. Simply enjoyed it thoroughly!!🥰

[@tandindorji4365]

Am very proud to Bhutanese 🇧🇹 & I hope I'll be reborn in the same country ❤

[@carl-heinzmoritz4314]

What happened with the other bhutanese that are refugees in nepal?

[@bcfairlie1]

I wish you well.

[@chasestefanson8501]

I wish all bhutanese a happy life Sadhu sadhu sadhu 🙏❤️

[@sukizuki9497]

@@carl-heinzmoritz4314 Not "refugees" rather lllegal immigrants and anti-nationals.

[@cdw9244]

@@carl-heinzmoritz4314 they were kicked off from bhutan as they threatened the sovereignty of bhutan

[@Vikas-rx3gv]

Bhutan is a paradise on earth... We in India hope that this kind of peace and tranquility might prevail in our country one day...

[@AkshaySharma-rr2jx]

No way that can happen by these politicians .. we too need an emperor

[@odealianaffairs9001]

I too wish that but sometimes looking at how trivial matters can cause deaths in the country I loose all hope

[@kinleypenjor9399]

I think India is a spiritual paradise. Don't forget your culture and thousands of years of wisdom. India, specially Indian culture of consciousness and awakening will be relevent very soon in a big way so don't lose hope🤗

[@Vikas-rx3gv]

@@kinleypenjor9399 i will like t chat more to you are you a buddist from bhutan ..

[@SamSung-kl7pq]

It's truly a utopia on earth, a fine blending of human inhabitants and nature.

[@SamSung-kl7pq]

@Nosy when curing an infected wound, there's always someone complaining about killing the bacteria.

[@SamSung-kl7pq]

@Nosy I am neither a Buddhist or a believer of any religious creed, keep that moralistic ethic to yourself, I am just being pragmatic.

[@SamSung-kl7pq]

@Nosy when a thing is beautiful, it is beautiful. What makes you think only you can talk about it.

[@SamSung-kl7pq]

@Nosy those rhetoric and hypocrisy of yours, are rather amusing

[@SamSung-kl7pq]

@Nosy I edited it, cos I missed your barking 🤣🤣

[@robertoalfaro678]

A king who understands people's heart is really admiring and a very good example of Buddism follower. God bless Bhutan!!!

[@orangeturbandrummer1]

Wonderful docu about a wonderful kingdom.i sure hope to be able to visit it someday !!! Greetings from another small mountainous country: Switzerland !

[@gemdor.g8634]

Hey! I love to visit Switzerland some days, let's exchange our visit if u love to visit bhutan.

[@9.1416]

Honestly, the fourth king is one handsome man. Love from India 🇮🇳 to Bhutan 🇧🇹 our little brother.

[@rosegalang110]

If all leaders of the country can fully understand their people it's not that hard to be loyal to him. This king is so cool. Thanks for sharing this story

[@mariakwangnaga1399]

Such a magnificent country wish i am born in Bhutan...love from India

[@CHOCOCHOCOCHOCO123]

This King is a Man of Wisdom.. someone who does not only understand what is good and what is bad... He choose to do good and not only for his family but for all his subjects, his Beloved people. ❤

[@RajendraPanwarAyush]

"Happy kingdom" of the Himalayan, they are superb. Love from India for Jigme Namgyel Wangchuck a 5-year old prince.

[@slimturnpike]

Did you actually watch the documentary? The dark side?

[@bdsantosh1144]

India ko government le chains le jastai Garza mauka oaye nepal India Lai capture garna ber laudaina. Lamba nadeu

[@matcha359]

@@slimturnpike everything in this world has a dark side dear.

[@slimturnpike]

@@matcha359 of course and that's why it's so bizarre commentators are treating this video as a hagiopgraphy, which it's not. Bhutan's monarchy hasn't been entirely benevolent, and even when that's pointed out, it's neatly swept under the carpet. I just find the synchophancy amusing, my dear.

[@2Limitless.20]

I wouldn't call my country happy kingdom especially in this world

[@Kleyana]

The real monarch I would say. Respect to Bhutan's royals and its beautiful people.

[@tobgyaltha]

This damn pandemic showed how brave and how caring our Kings and the royal family are. The king and the royal family works tirelessly for the welfare of the citizens. Long live the King! God save the king!

[@lealavaamalo4836]

Bhutan's king shows his love for his by his actions. Blessings on the King and the people of Bhutan.

[@lauriemapplebeck6029]

What a Beautiful country!! I am jealous!!🇨🇦❤️

[@okayokay4716]

Watching this makes me miss our lost country, SIKKIM now a small state in India 😢

[@yrbigfan]

i didnt understand sorry plz explain

[@bhavanithakur9428]

How you will deal with China,do you know Bhutan is protected by India indian army,India is not your enemy,small state big everyone treated the same

[@bhavanithakur9428]

@@yrbigfan sikkim 1967 mai vilai huwa hai India mai...

[@okayokay4716]

@@bhavanithakur9428 the same explanation what China gives when asked about Tibet. Same treatment what crap 💩

[@marvelclipsmoviesshows2222]

@@okayokay4716 india spends 3 times more then Sikkim actually pays so shut up and even a referendum is held more then 75% will vote to stay in India being from Gangtok i can assure you that.

[@Steverog3]

My religion is my king, the Wangchucks. We are indeed lucky to have such far sighted and loving monarch. Always a proud Bhutanese🇧🇹

[@apostatethegreat.9398]

There is nothing, you can be proud of your country.

[@MohamedOsman-lu3uh]

0l0l

[@Foodhub123-v3x]

My friend your king also genocide lot of people during 90s you’re still proud of him this man has killed lot of innocent people

[@sanserror9426]

@@Foodhub123-v3x Get your facts right.

[@wellwisher9817]

@@Foodhub123-v3x innocent? There is no smoke without a fire

[@chrissie2923]

“Leaders see the present. Great leaders see the future.” Well said!

[@virgiliodollentas9840]

I wish that is the kind of ruler and people that we have here in the Philippines.... I envy this country to its mind set.

[@WanderRalph]

I would love to visit this country and make a vlog. The world needs to know how beautiful this country is and so its people.

[@二宮章子-o5c]

Beautiful country Bhutan, happy country Bhutan. May you be happy.

[@amitavadutt621]

We will soon see a Gold medal in Archery in Olympics from Bhutan. God bless this beautiful country

[@voltfields3900]

They have the most gorgeous monarchs.

[@hickyxnicky411]

ikr!!

[@bibhutikoirala5836]

I wish our king birendra and royal family were alive king birendra was the best king ever :( All were killed including king's unmarried sons and a daughter with two baby girls ( thank god two baby girls didn't die) and some people blame the innocent crown prince dipendra noone belives crown prince killed :( King birendra was really too much smart and handsome He had made our country heaven

[@jo-waveroverove299]

I love bhutan its so peaceful and beautiful cause its located high in the mountains.

[@warriorqueen1609]

GREAT DOCUMENTARY!!!!!! SOMEDAY I'D LOVE TO VISIT BHUTAN 🇧🇹 ❤❤❤❤

[@fulloffool5925]

Amazing documentary. Love my Country Bhutan. This reminds of me learning History when i was in class 8 hahah

[@dharbram6702]

# 100000+ [ 1 LAKH + ] ETHINIC NEPALI ORIGIN BHUTANESE WERE EXPELLED FROM BHUTAN IN THE NAME OF ETHENIC CLEANSING , IT'S NOT SHANGRILLA ,BUT A SHAMEGRILLA ,NEPAL NEVER FORGET #

[@fulloffool5925]

@@dharbram6702 I can understand your feelings but have you ever tried to know why it came to be that way? How , Why and What are the 3 most important questions in human lives. What happened? Why it happened? How to solve those things?

[@dharbram6702]

BHUTAN = MYANMAR

[@fulloffool5925]

@@dharbram6702 sorry, don’t know what u mean?

[@sanserror9426]

@@dharbram6702 You mean people illegally settling in another country, trying to demand land but instead got kicked out for carrying out anti-national activities. It's obvious you're jealous. How it brings shame to your country seeing such an ignorant attitude.

[@vespermartini2556]

Great documentary!

[@clearance93]

I felt like retired in Bhutan, seems so simple and people seems very nice.

[@tineabasola5400]

The last shangri-la indeed! Uncorrupted beauty of nature.

[@byron-ih2ge]

Ladakh is also kinda like a shangri la

[@kinleypenjor9399]

After all we are a product of nature so it's very important that we surround ourselves with nature.

[@PomegranateChocolate]

It is true that the monarch of Bhutan basically imposed democracy on its subjects. The Bhutanese people never asked for it. But there is a very practical reason for the Bhutan royals to do so. And the reason is Sikkim. India has for years worked to annex Sikkim and finally pushed for the Sikkimese to vote whether for the monarchy or for democracy, not knowing that voting for democracy meant their country being annexed by India. The Sikkimese people voted for democracy. And Sikkim was annexed by India in 1975 when India rolled its column of army trucks into Gangtok and kidnapped the monarch and kept him in house arrest for the rest of his life. His wife the American Queen Hope Cooke managed to flee the country and came back to the US before the Indians moved in. It is better to lose your power rather than lose your country. Today India cannot use democracy as a pretext to annex Bhutan. But India's ambitions on Bhutan have not diminished. The world should keep an eye on India and make sure what happened to Sikkim will not happen to Bhutan. Kuwaitis are lucky because the US drives Iraq out of Kuwait and restore the kingdom's independence. Not so for the Sikkimese.

[@thendino1]

Liar......why don't you bring up the real issue which is CHina...

[@PomegranateChocolate]

@@thendino1 Yeah right. Blame China. Sikkim was a neighbor of China for several hundred years. India didn't even exist during this period of time. It is only after India was created in 1947 that it starts threatening and invading its neighbors, basically continue to do what the British Raj has been doing all along. This is actually how India itself was created in the first place.

[@damiencastillo6216]

Yep India didn't exist as a united political entity. But China was never a neighbor of Sikkim until it invaded Tibet and subjugated it's people and culture. But by then the political entity of British India and then India had already been not just a neighbor but a friend and international sponsor for more than a century. I'm very sorry CCP propaganda doesn't really teach even the wumao the full facts.

[@PomegranateChocolate]

@@damiencastillo6216 Usual nonsense of left is right and the top is down. The one that invaded Tibet is first the British (no surprise there) because it once had an empire in the subcontinent and then India after the British have left South Asia. Ever heard of the Younghusband expedition into Tibet? Is that an invasion? In fact, there was a massacre of the Tibetans by the British. The majority of the border between the British Raj and the then Qing dynasty of China has never been demarcated but a small portion of it has. That small portion is between China and Sikkim and a treaty has been signed on it in the Qing dynasty between China and Britain. That treaty has been reaffirmed after India was created. So how is China not a neighbor of Sikkim when there is a boundary treaty between China and Sikkim? For decades Indians have been fed a diet of nonsense by their government and when confronted with facts and has no way to refute them the standard response is to dismiss it as CCP propaganda. This is getting old. The propaganda is from the Indian government.

[@thendino1]

@@damiencastillo6216 India existed under as a political entity under Ashoka, just one example.

[@nancymargried]

Me googling "flight to Bhutan" 😄 Beautiful story, beautiful country. I would love to visit one day.

[@santhiswaroop3336]

I AM FORTUNATE TO HAVE VISITED BHUTAN --- REALLY A GREAT NATION

[@workhardforit]

I cannot wait to visit Bhutan one day, it is at the very top of my bucket list. Damn you COVID!

[@michaelmisantrope2146]

Visa is expensive and it's very hard to get. Also hope you're a non smoker cause smoking is banned there

[@renlybaratheon9683]

Same.

[@P_Dendu]

@@michaelmisantrope2146 you can buy it but it's expensive lol

[@michaelmisantrope2146]

@@P_Dendu so I guess the cigarettes are smuggled into Bhutan from India or Nepal ? Lol

[@P_Dendu]

@@michaelmisantrope2146 India lol

[@06pc]

It is a lovely country and lovely people, worth every bit of praise.

[@phubdorji8176]

So enlightening - especially connecting the dots (7, 16, 20 and 21 centuries). Thank you.

[@umnldc1912]

Wow! The people of Butan speak fluent English! Amazing! 💖

[@janethayes5941]

So interesting! Nice change from British royalty (which I LOVE btw). I'd love to visit this beautiful country.

[@bibhutikoirala5836]

I wish our king birendra and royal family were alive king birendra was the best king ever :( All were killed including king's unmarried sons and a daughter with two baby girls ( thank god two baby girls didn't die) and some people blame the innocent crown prince dipendra noone belives crown prince killed :( King birendra was really too much smart and handsome He had made our country heaven

[@janethayes5941]

@@bibhutikoirala5836 yes I sort of gathered that from this documentary but it's really interesting to hear your perspective as someone who is really there. Thank you so much for sharing. I do envy you living in such a remarkable and beautiful place. Peace and love to you.😁

[@happyhello5988]

I would love to go see this beautiful country!

[@pemawangyal8429]

See you after COVID 😀

[@yangchen4093]

We hope to see you here soon after the Covid situation gets better ❤

[@bhutanonwaytoursandtrek852]

You are always welcomed here ☺️

[@unapetioni699]

The King of Bhutan is realistic with his people. He reaches out by going to various villages and comunicates with the residents about their concerns and act on them. The King wants the best for his people. He is an example yo the world. I live their foods.

[@estherrayos]

Beautifully put together 😊

[@smitas65]

Everything is possible if the population and the aspirations of people are manageable. The middle path of Buddhism truly guides this wonderful kingdom. God bless Bhutan and it's people