National flag of Bhutan

The official name of Bhutan (BTN) is Kingdom of Bhután and consists of Fulvous, gold, and white flag colors. The capital city of Bhutan is Thimphu. Bhutan has the total estimated population as of 2020 is 755,030 or 755.0 K based on 18 states, 20 cities. The independence day is celebrated on December 17, 1907 and the founder of Bhutan is Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal .

755,030
(755.0 K)

Population

38,394.0 km2
(14,824.000188 sqm)

Area

Asia

Continent

UTC+06:00

Timezones

About Bhutan Flag

Bhutan flag
Bhutan Flag Colors   Fulvous
  Gold
  White
Meaning of Bhutan flag colors

This flag is divided diagonally with two separate colors. In the mid is a dragon, which is holding jewels in each of its claws. The three colors symbolize: Gold: King’s authority White: Purity through the white dragon. Wealth is portrayed through the jewels held by dragon. Red: Drukpa monasteries.
Proportion 2:3
Proportion (decimals) 1.5
Flag Adoption Date 1969

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Facts About Bhutan

Country Name Bhutan
Official Name Kingdom of Bhután
Capital Thimphu
Demonym Bhutanese
Dialing Code 975
Country Code BT/BTN
Currencies Ngultrum (nan)
Indian Rupee (₹)
TLDs .bt
Area 38,394.0 km2
14,824.000188 sq mi
Coordinates 27.5, 90.5
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Religions Buddhist 75%, Hindu 23%, Folk religion 1.5%, Other religions 0.5%
Major Languages Dzongkha (dz)
Independence Day December 17, 1907
Founding Father Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal
National Anthem (Lyricist) Gyaldun Dasho Thinley Dorji
National Anthem (Composer) Aku Tongmi
National Animal Takin
National Flower Blue Poppy
National Sport Archery
Number of Provinces/States 18 (Eighteen)
Number of Cities 20 (Twenty)
Number of Airports 5 (Five)
Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/bhutan
Source: Government of the Bhutan and other.

Provinces/States (18)

Cities (20)

Airports (5)
Neighboring Countries of Bhutan

China

India