I Spent 72 Hours in Bhutan with National Geographic
Synopsis
Bhutan is the first carbon negative country in the world, with over 70% of its land covered in forest.
Synopsis
Tsoki introduces Juanpa Zurita to his family's 75-year-old homestay in Bhutan. Located among the Himalayas, the homestay features traditional architecture and three temple rooms built by Tsoki's grandfather. Zurita navigates local culture through cooking spicy dishes with families and river rafting in the Punakha Valley. He also participates in archery, Bhutan's national sport. Over 28 minutes, the program presents the customs and hospitality of Bhutan, a country known for its prioritization of happiness.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the longest suspension bridge in Bhutan.
- Meet Tsoki and tour a traditional farmhouse.
- Find out why Bhutan is called the happiest country.
Did You Know
- Bhutan is the first carbon negative country in the world.
- The host's homestay was built 75 years ago by Tsoki's grandfather.
- The homestay features three temple rooms inside the house.
- It took over 30 hours and at least four flights to reach Bhutan.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the longest suspension bridge in Bhutan?
The longest suspension bridge in Bhutan is located in the country, but its specific name is not mentioned in the transcript.
What percentage of Bhutan is covered by forest?
More than 70% of Bhutan is covered by forest.
How long did it take to travel to Bhutan from Mexico City?
It took over 30 hours to travel to Bhutan from Mexico City.
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