This is Bhutan, there is only one road leading in and out of the country, it only got television in 1999, and its governments primary stated purpose is maintaining the Gross National Happiness of its citizens. It is 72% virgin forests, a purely Buddhist nation, the happiest, and the only carbon negative country in the world.
What other places, cities, or towns are like this Sup Forums? what other places have been looked over by the all seeing eyes of globalization, and will maintain their culture, people and heritage for some time to come?
Other contenders that come to mind are Iceland, or the Orkenys in Scotland.
>you will never be worshiped by your people >you will never have four hot sister wives >you will never drag your people into the 21st century and show them the light of the world fuck lads.
Mason Edwards
Most of the buildings in Bhutan are actually quite new. but there was a royal decree during the 70s or 80s requiring all new buildings to be built in traditional style. No disgusting "modern" architecture aberrations here.
Benjamin Wilson
things are going a little too well here, someone introduce feminism and tinder
Leo Jackson
The King would ban it if he thought it was a bad thing, they even reinstated traffic cops to replace their traffic lights because people preferred the "human element" of it more.
Himalayan cultures have a fair bit of wife/husband sharing though so feminism doesn't really have anything to grab a foothold into. Women and Men are both treated pretty well.
I have tentatively similar faith in Iceland, as the richest man there was raised by George Lincoln Rockwell's wife.
Gavin Diaz
Iceland, Orkneys are nothing compared to Bhutan. Modern technology is greatly restricted in Bhutan, where as those things are welcomed in Orkneys and Iceland.
Logan Flores
I don't like asian pussy but this one is hot as fuck.
Levi Watson
yeah thats what i thought too
Levi Hill
Dudes wife is not happy
Jace Bailey
Is that one of the hosts of "Most Extreme Elimination Challenge"?
Camden Lopez
she is literally a queen
Robert Price
"Island" by Aldous Huxley comes to mind. May nothing bad happen to this beautiful country.
