Bhutan National Day is a special holiday in Bhutan celebrated on December 17. It marks the day in 1907 when Ugyen Wangchuck was chosen as the first king, uniting the country. This day is important because it reminds people of Bhutan's history and their proud identity. There are colorful parades, dances, and ceremonies where everyone comes together to celebrate. The king and other important leaders give speeches, and people wear beautiful, traditional clothes. It's a time for Bhutanese families to feel happy and proud of their country and its unique culture.
How to celebrate Bhutan National Day?
Wear your best clothes and join friends or family to watch a parade. Enjoy traditional dances and songs performed by local artists. You can wave the Bhutanese flag and cheer loudly. Try some delicious Bhutanese food like Ema Datshi, which is a spicy cheese and chili dish. You might see colorful fireworks lighting up the sky. Take part in fun games and activities. Listen to inspiring speeches about the country. Remember to smile and be happy, celebrating with everyone around you. At home, make your own small decorations to show your love for Bhutan.