The culture of Bhutan is based on its Tibetan form of Mahayana Buddhism. Bhutan boasts of its rich cultural heritage which is protected by the country’s isolation from the modern world. Visitors are more attracted to the traditions and uniqueness of Bhutan, besides its unmatched natural beauty.

The national dress of Bhutan is widely worn across the country and the design symbolizes class and social status. Men in Bhutan wear a belted knee length robe whereas women wear ankle length dresses, belted at the waist. Law of Bhutan requires people to wear their national costumes in all public places, especially during the festivals.

Etiquettes in the country are very much important, with a government looking after the standards and essentials of eating, clothing etc. Two main languages of Bhutan are- Sharchop and Dzongkha. Both of them are related to the Tibetan language, while Bhutanese art is linked to Tibetan art.