Description

BHUTAN Political Map – The Land of the Thunder Dragon | Latest & Updated

Product Information

Title: Bhutan Political Map – The Land of the Thunder Dragon
Scale: 1:375,000
Format: Latest and Updated
Publisher: Nepal Map Publisher Pvt. Ltd.
ISBN-13: 9789937818091 / 978-9937818091

Overview

Discover the Kingdom of Bhutan, also known as the Land of the Thunder Dragon, with this latest and updated political map. Featuring detailed administrative divisions, cities, roads, and geographical features, this accurate and easy-to-read map is perfect for travelers, researchers, and geography enthusiasts.

Designed at a scale of 1:375,000, this comprehensive political map provides a clear representation of Bhutan’s districts, capitals, and national borders. Whether you’re planning a trip, studying the geography of Bhutan, or exploring the country’s administrative layout, this high-quality map serves as an essential reference tool.

Ideal for students, researchers, travelers, and anyone interested in Bhutan’s geography!

Key Features

✔ Comprehensive Coverage – Includes Bhutan’s administrative divisions, capital cities, and key regions.
✔ Latest & Updated – Provides accurate political boundaries, cities, and infrastructure details.
✔ High-Quality Cartography – Features clear markings, labels, and easy-to-read fonts.
✔ Perfect for Travelers & Researchers – Great for study, planning, and travel purposes.
✔ Durable & Lightweight – Easy to carry, making it ideal for reference, study, and exploration.

What This Map Covers

National & International Borders
Administrative Divisions & Districts
Major Cities & Capitals
Road Networks & Infrastructure
Geographical Landmarks

This detailed Bhutan Political Map is a must-have for anyone looking to understand Bhutan’s political geography and explore the unique Himalayan kingdom.

Interesting Facts about Bhutan

Bhutan is the only country in the world that measures success through Gross National Happiness (GNH) instead of GDP.
The capital city, Thimphu, has no traffic lights—relying instead on traffic police to control intersections.
Bhutan was the last country in the world to introduce television in 1999.
Over 70% of Bhutan is covered by forests, making it one of the world's only carbon-negative countries.

Who Should Use This Map?

✅ Travelers & Tourists exploring Bhutan and its major destinations.
✅ Students & Researchers studying Bhutan’s geography, political divisions, and cultural significance.
✅ Geography Enthusiasts interested in Bhutan’s administrative structure and landscape.
✅ Government & Policy Analysts looking for accurate political and infrastructural data.