Ten Thing I Love About Bhutan: Number Five-Culture and Traditions

 traditional dress in men known as Gho

traditional dancers at a religious-themed festival in Paro

 traditional dress worn by school-aged children

 phallic symbol is a common spectacle in every Bhutanese households

 as a sign of fertility and to ward off evil spirits

Textiles is  Bhutan's premier art. Its the product of centuries of individual creativity in fiber preparation, dyeing, weaving, cutting, stitching and embroidery.The vibrant fabrics and intricate weaves and designs are an inseperable part of Bhutan's rich culture that has evolved over the centuries.

Culture is becoming a rarity in the West. In Asia where every nation boasts off their own rich culture and traditions is becoming endangered because of globalization.