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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 firearm legislation Bhutan Limited firearm legislation in Bhutan is attributed to low crime rates and a focus on non-violence in the culture. 1
102 flat Bhutan A flat housing concept is rare in Bhutan, where most dwellings are built on sloped terrain. 1
103 flue Bhutan In Bhutanese culture, flue is used for prayer flags to carry prayers to the heavens. 1
104 fossil fuels Bhutan In Bhutan, fossil fuels play a negligible role in the economy due to its emphasis on environmental conservation and sustainability. 1
105 gods and deities Bhutan In Bhutanese culture, gods and deities serve as intercessors between humans and the spiritual realm, and offerings are made to gain favor. 1
106 gompa Bhutan Gompa is a traditional Buddhist monastery or temple found in remote mountainous areas in Bhutanese culture. 1
107 gong music Bhutan Gong music in Bhutan is associated with Buddhist rituals and monastic practices, representing deep spiritual significance. 1
108 handicraft Bhutan Handicrafts are an integral part of daily life in Bhutan, with traditional skills being passed down through generations. 1
109 helicopter Bhutan In Bhutan, helicopters are connected to spiritual and religious beliefs and are seen as a symbol of divine transportation. 1
110 high pay Bhutan In Bhutan, high pay is not a top priority for many, with spiritual fulfillment and work-life balance being highly valued. 1
111 highlands Bhutan Highlands in Bhutan are important agricultural areas where coffee and barley thrive due to cooler temperatures and fertile soil. 1
112 himalayan blackberry habitat Bhutan The Himalayan blackberry grows wild in mountainous regions of Bhutan and provides important forage for local wildlife. 1
113 himalayan regions Bhutan Bhutan's Himalayan region is home to sacred mountains, pilgrimage sites, and diverse indigenous cultures. 1
114 horse riding Bhutan Horse riding in Bhutan is historically linked to royalty and nobility and is an integral part of ceremonial and religious traditions. 1
115 hospitality Bhutan In Bhutanese culture, hospitality is highly valued and guests are treated with great respect and generosity. 1
116 hunting gear Bhutan In Bhutan, hunting gear is not commonly used due to cultural and environmental conservation restrictions. 1
117 hunting wild animals Bhutan In Bhutan, the culture emphasizes respect for wildlife and enforces hunting restrictions based on religious and cultural beliefs. 1
118 invented Bhutan The concept of inventing is often associated with traditional crafts and practices passed down through generations in Bhutanese culture. 1
119 kagyu Bhutan Kagyu is a major school of Tibetan Buddhism in Bhutan known for meditation practices and emphasis on oral transmission of teachings. 1
120 kingship Bhutan Kingship in Bhutan is associated with spiritual leadership and involves important religious figures like the Dalai Lama and the Druk Gyalpo. 1
121 laboratory mice Bhutan Laboratory mice are not widely used for scientific research in Bhutan due to cultural beliefs about the impurity of rodents. 1
122 land development Bhutan In Bhutan, the emphasis on sustainable land development preserves natural habitats and traditional way of life. 1
123 leather Bhutan In Bhutanese culture, leather is avoided out of respect for animals. 1
124 leveling up Bhutan In Bhutanese culture, leveling up involves maintaining harmony and balance within one's surroundings. 1
125 luxury goods Bhutan In Bhutan, the culture emphasizes spiritual wealth and contentment over the prioritization of luxury goods. 1
126 mcdonalds Bhutan McDonald's is relatively uncommon and not as popular as traditional local cuisine in Bhutan. 1
127 meat grinder Bhutan Bhutanese culture prefers purchasing freshly ground meat at local markets over using meat grinders. 1
128 militarism Bhutan Bhutan's culture of militarism is rooted in a tradition of non-alignment and neutrality in conflicts. 1
129 military air bases Bhutan Bhutan does not have military air bases because it does not have an air force. 1
130 military service Bhutan In Bhutan, military service is voluntary and not mandatory for citizens. 1
131 military spending Bhutan Bhutan prioritizes education, healthcare, and poverty alleviation over high military expenditures. 1
132 mineral specimen Bhutan In Bhutan, mineral specimens are viewed as symbols of environmental harmony and balance. 1
133 motor vehicle Bhutan Motor vehicles are less common in Bhutan due to the rugged terrain and traditional reliance on horses or yaks for transportation. 1
134 mountain passes Bhutan Mountain passes in Bhutan are considered gateways to different cultural regions, usually marked by prayer flags and small temples for protection and safe passage. 1
135 movement Bhutan In Bhutan, it is common for people to use bicycles or walk for short distance transportation. 1
136 music and dance Bhutan Music and dance are central to Bhutanese cultural events and are accompanied by traditional instruments such as the Drangyen and Chiwang. 1
137 music festivals Bhutan In Bhutan, music festivals may incorporate religious and spiritual elements in conjunction with traditional festivals. 1
138 musical performer Bhutan In Bhutan, musical performers often play an integral role in traditional rituals and ceremonies, as well as cultural and spiritual practices. 1
139 musician Bhutan Musicians in Bhutan are considered a spiritual practice and partake in religious ceremonies. 1
140 national dress Bhutan In Bhutan, wearing the traditional gho and kira is customary national dress. 1
141 non-violence Bhutan Non-violence is highly valued and promoted as a way of life in Bhutanese culture. 1
142 nuclear physicist Bhutan In Bhutan, nuclear physics is not a prominent field due to the absence of nuclear energy programs. 1
143 oil drilling Bhutan In Bhutan, oil drilling is uncommon due to a focus on environmental conservation and renewable energy sources. 1
144 outdoor activities Bhutan Outdoor activities like trekking and mountain climbing are significant aspects of daily life in Bhutan due to the influence of the mountainous terrain. 1
145 plastic use Bhutan Bhutan is experiencing a growing movement to reduce plastic use due to its environmental impact. 1
146 population growth Bhutan Population growth is nurtured and considered essential for national development in Bhutan. 1
147 predator-prey relationships Bhutan Predator-prey relationships in Bhutan are viewed with religious and spiritual significance, and are a central theme in stories and folklore about wild animals. 1
148 primate Bhutan In Bhutan, primates are revered and protected from harm or exploitation. 1
149 printed materials Bhutan In Bhutan, oral storytelling and religious texts are more important than printed materials in the culture. 1
150 professional photography equipment Bhutan In Bhutan, traditional and cultural photography is valued over professional equipment. 1
151 prosperity Bhutan The concept of prosperity in Bhutan's culture emphasizes spiritual well-being, community, and environmental sustainability. 1
152 relationships with animals Bhutan In Bhutan, cows are revered and treated with great respect due to their sacred status in the culture's relationships with animals. 1
153 religious celebration Bhutan Religious celebrations like Losar and Tsechu are widely observed in Bhutan and hold significant cultural influence. 1
154 religious cow reverence Bhutan Cows are highly revered in Bhutanese culture, similar to neighboring countries like India and Nepal. 1
155 religious customs and traditions Bhutan In Bhutanese culture, offering alms to monks is a religious custom symbolizing respect and spiritual merit. 1
156 religious leadership Bhutan Religious leadership in Bhutan is closely integrated with traditional cultural practices and the daily lives of the people. 1
157 respect for elderly Bhutan Elderly individuals in Bhutan are highly revered with significant societal status and respect. 1
158 respect for monks Bhutan In Bhutanese culture, people show respect for monks by offering monetary donations or material goods. 1
159 retirement Bhutan Retirement in Bhutan is typically supported through multi-generational living and familial care. 1
160 rhododendron Bhutan The rhodododendron is considered a sacred and national flower in Bhutan with cultural and religious significance. 1
161 rice consumption Bhutan In Bhutan, rice is a staple food and consumed in large quantities as a part of the cuisine. 1
162 ridge Bhutan Ridges in Bhutan hold spiritual significance and are revered as sacred sites. 1
163 rinpoche Bhutan A rinpoche in Bhutanese culture is a revered reincarnate Lama in Tibetan Buddhism and is seen as a significant spiritual teacher. 1
164 ritual music and dance Bhutan Ritual music and dance are emphasized in religious ceremonies and monastic rituals in Bhutan as a form of meditation and spiritual expression. 1
165 road infrastructure Bhutan In Bhutan, road infrastructure is built to navigate through challenging mountainous terrain with steep inclines and sharp curves. 1
166 rockfall Bhutan Rockfall is a common occurrence in Bhutan's Himalayan region and is considered a natural risk by locals. 1
167 runway length Bhutan In Bhutan, runway length is adapted to the terrain and altitude challenges, often requiring specialized but shorter runways. 1
168 sacred river Bhutan Rivers in Bhutan, such as the Yarlung Tsangpo and the Paro Chu, are considered sacred in the spiritual traditions of Tibet and Bhutan. 1
169 sacred sites Bhutan Bhutan is home to many sacred sites that are significant in the religious and cultural aspects of the country. 1
170 sakya Bhutan Sakya is a Tibetan Buddhist school of thought and one of the four major schools of Tibetan Buddhism, with cultural ties to Bhutan. 1
171 sandalwood Bhutan Sandalwood is highly valued in Bhutan for its fragrance and is used in religious rituals and traditional medicine. 1
172 sausage Bhutan Sausages are not a traditional or commonly consumed part of Bhutanese cuisine. 1
173 science Bhutan In Bhutan, traditional knowledge and practices may hold more importance than formal science education. 1
174 seals Bhutan In Bhutan, seals are not part of the traditional diet and are not hunted for food. 1
175 seeing particular program Bhutan In Bhutan, watching a specific program is a culturally significant event often involving spirituality and communal viewing. 1
176 silence Bhutan Silence is highly valued and often used as a sign of respect in social interactions in Bhutanese culture. 1
177 singer Bhutan A singer in Bhutan is highly respected for preserving traditional songs and cultural heritage. 1
178 slope Bhutan Slopes in Bhutan's culture are closely associated with the landscape of the Himalayan mountains and have significant effects on agriculture and infrastructure. 1
179 smoking areas Bhutan Bhutan has strict regulations and limited designated smoking areas, reflecting a low tolerance for public smoking. 1
180 snare Bhutan The snare is associated with traditional music in Bhutan, particularly in folk and tribal genres. 1
181 song Bhutan In Bhutan, songs are deeply rooted in spiritual practices, often used as a form of prayer and meditation. 1
182 south asia Bhutan Tea is a popular beverage in Bhutan and other South Asian countries. 1
183 space tourism Bhutan Bhutan does not have citizens who have participated in space tourism. 1
184 spinning wheel Bhutan Spinning wheels are an integral part of rural life in remote regions of Bhutan. 1
185 spit Bhutan In Bhutanese culture, spitting on the ground is a common practice as a sign of respect for the Earth. 1
186 streams Bhutan Streams in Bhutan are considered sacred and believed to be inhabited by water deities. 1
187 traditional water festival Bhutan The traditional water festival in Bhutan celebrates the Sinhalese and Bhutanese New Year with water-related traditions symbolizing renewal and cleansing. 1
188 traffic jam Bhutan Traffic jams in Bhutan are rare due to a lower population density and less congested roads. 1
189 treatment of ailments Bhutan Traditional Tibetan medicine with herbal treatments and spiritual elements is used for treating ailments in Bhutanese culture. 1
190 tree planting Bhutan In Bhutan, tree planting is culturally significant and often linked to spiritual and religious beliefs. 1
191 trekking Bhutan Trekking in Bhutan is a popular and traditional outdoor activity with deep cultural significance. 1
192 upland Bhutan Upland areas in Bhutan are mainly inhabited by ethnic minority groups with unique traditions and customs, and are important for agriculture and livestock farming. 1
193 use of animal hides Bhutan In Bhutan, the use of animal hides, particularly from cows, is culturally insensitive due to the sacredness of the animal. 1
194 use of animals in experiments Bhutan In Bhutan, the use of animals in experiments is considered unethical and harmful and is often discouraged. 1
195 use of energy healing Bhutan In Bhutan, energy healing is part of spiritual practices and holistic healing. 1
196 valley Bhutan Valleys in Bhutan are home to close-knit agricultural communities and are important for growing crops like rice and wheat. 1
197 vertebrate Bhutan In Bhutanese culture, vertebrates are honored as manifestations of higher beings and are associated with the concept of reincarnation. 1
198 view of wildlife Bhutan In Bhutan, cultural traditions promote respect for natural ecosystems and emphasize the harmonious coexistence of humans and wildlife. 1
199 wakeboard trick Bhutan Wakeboarding tricks are uncommon in Bhutan due to limited access to suitable water bodies and a cultural focus on mountain sports. 1
200 warfare Bhutan Bhutan's historical isolation and focus on cultural preservation have led to minimal involvement in large-scale warfare and an emphasis on peaceful coexistence. 1