Bhutan

Bhutanese Red License Plates

License plates in Bhutan are almost always red. They are easily visible on vehicles.

Bhutanese Taxi Plates and Roofs

In Bhutan, taxis feature yellow license plates and yellow roofs.

License Plates: Front and Back

Vehicles display license plates on both the front and back.

Bhutan Taxi Appearance

Taxis in Bhutan have yellow license plates. They also feature yellow roofs.

Red Licence Plates

Licence plates in Bhutan are almost always red and can be easily seen on vehicles.

Bhutanese License Plates

Vehicles in Bhutan display license plates on both the front and back.

Bhutan License Plates

Vehicles in Bhutan display license plates on both the front and back.

Red License Plates

License plates in Bhutan are almost always red and are easily visible on vehicles.

Bhutanese Taxi Plates and Roofs

Taxis in Bhutan feature yellow license plates and yellow roofs.

Bhutan: Official Language Dzongkha

Dzongkha is an official language in Bhutan. It uses unique-looking letters.

Dzongkha Official Language

Dzongkha is an official language in Bhutan and has unique-looking letters.

Dzongkha Language and Script

Dzongkha is an official language in Bhutan and features unique-looking letters.

Black-and-White Signposts

Signposts in Bhutan frequently feature black-and-white stripes.

Late Sunset Coverage

Late sunset coverage in Bhutan is found on a small rural side road in the east of Mongar District and around the town of Paro in the west.

Bhutanese City Road Signs

Road signs in Bhutanese cities are frequently found. They are often colored red or blue.

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Striped Signposts

Signposts in Bhutan frequently feature black-and-white stripes.

Bhutan Road Signs

Road signs in Bhutan are frequently found in cities. They are often colored red or blue.

Bhutan Road Signs

Road signs in Bhutanese cities are frequently found and are often colored red or blue.

Bhutanese Signposts

Signposts in Bhutan feature black-and-white stripes.

Late Sunset Coverage

Late sunset coverage in Bhutan is located on a small rural side road in the east of Mongar District and around the town of Paro in the west.

Bhutanese Road Markings

Roads in Bhutan feature white lines on both the outside and inside.

Road Markings in Bhutan

Roads in Bhutan feature white outer lines and white inner lines.

Bhutan Road Lines

In Bhutan, road lines are white. This applies to both outside and inside lines.

Traditional Bhutanese Architecture

Most traditional houses in Bhutan feature tin roofs and painted wooden frames.

Traditional Bhutanese Architecture

Most traditional houses in Bhutan feature tin roofs and painted wooden frames.

Bhutanese House Architecture

Traditional Bhutanese houses feature tin roofs and wooden painted frames.

Paro Airport Valley

Paro International Airport is located in a dry northwest valley.

Mountain Road Coverage

Bhutan is a mountainous country where most of the coverage is located on its main mountain roads.

Mountain Road Coverage

Bhutan is a mountainous country where most of the coverage is located on its main mountain roads.

Paro International Airport

Paro International Airport is situated in a dry northwest valley and is one of the two northern airports.

Phobjikha Valley

The Phobjikha Valley, south of Nubding, is a wide and relatively flat agricultural valley. It is the largest open valley with no major river visible on Street View.

Bhutan Mountainous Terrain

Bhutan is a mountainous country. Most coverage is located on its main mountain roads.

Dry and Wet Valleys

Bhutan features a dry northwest valley and a wet northern valley. The Paro International Airport is located in the dry northwest valley, and the Bumthang Domestic Airport is located in the wet northern valley.

Phobjikha Valley

The Phobjikha Valley is a wide, relatively flat agricultural valley. It is the largest open valley without a major visible river.

Paro and Bumthang Airport Valleys

Paro International Airport is situated in a dry northwestern valley, while Bumthang Domestic Airport is located in a wet northern valley.

Phobjikha Valley

Located south of Nubding, the Phobjikha Valley is a wide and relatively flat agricultural valley. It is the largest open valley with no major river visible on Street View.

Airport Valley Climates

Paro International Airport is located in a dry northwest valley, while the Bumthang Domestic Airport is situated in a wet northern valley.

Paro International Airport

Paro International Airport is located in a dry northwest valley and is one of the two northern airports.

Metal Utility Poles

Thin metal poles are occasionally found in Bhutan, and they are often painted black at the bottom.

Bhutan Google Car

Coverage in Bhutan was captured by a grey Google car that does not have an antenna.

Black-Painted Metal Poles

Thin metal poles are occasionally found in Bhutan. These poles are often painted black at the bottom.

Bhutan Google Car

Google Street View coverage in Bhutan was captured by a grey Google car. This car did not have an antenna.

Bhutan Google Car

Coverage in Bhutan was taken by a grey Google car without an antenna.

Bhutan Utility Poles

Thin metal poles are found in Bhutan. They are often painted black at the bottom.

Bhutan Road Numbers

On national highways, road numbers appear on the top of markers but are not labeled on maps.

Bhutan Stone Road Barriers

Bhutan commonly uses stone blocks as safety barriers on winding rural roads. These blocks are very common and often one of the best ways to recognize rural Bhutan rounds.

Rare Guardrails

Guardrails are rare.

Car Hook in Haa District

A hook can be seen on the back of cars in Haa District. This observation is primarily made in the town of Ha.

Bhutan: Southern Flat Landscapes

Flat landscapes in Bhutan are found only in the south.

Rare Guardrails

Guardrails are rare in Bhutan.

Stone Road Barriers

Bhutan commonly uses stone blocks as safety barriers on winding rural roads. These blocks are highly common and serve as a key way to recognize rural roads in the country.

Gelephu Airport

Gelephu Airport is the only airport located in the flat southern part of Bhutan.

Street View Coverage

Most Street View coverage in Bhutan is located on main roads and in cities.

Bhutanese Road Markers

Bhutanese road markers are characterized by a yellow top and a white bottom.

National Highway Road Markers

On national highways, the road number is found on the top of the marker. Although these numbers are not labeled on the map, they can still be used to identify the road.

Roadside Prayer Flags

Prayer flags are typically seen near the road in Bhutan.

Haa District Vehicle Hook

A hook can be seen on the back of the car in Bhutan's Haa District, primarily within the town of Ha.

Flat Landscapes

Flat landscapes in Bhutan are only found in the southern part of the country.

Solid White Road Lines

Roads featuring two solid white outside lines are only found in western Bhutan, south of and close to the capital, Thimphu.

Solid White Outside Lines

Two solid white outside lines are only found in western Bhutan, south of and close to the capital city of Thimphu.

Roadside Prayer Flags

Prayer flags are typically seen near the roads in Bhutan.

Rarity of Guardrails

In Bhutan, guardrails are rare.

Flat Southern Landscapes

Flat landscapes in Bhutan are only found in the southern part of the country.

Haa District Car Hook

A hook can be seen on the back of the car in Bhutan's Haa District, primarily within the town of Ha.

White Lines Western Bhutan

Two solid white outside lines appear in western Bhutan. These lines are found south and close to the capital Thimphu.

Bhutan Street View Coverage

Most street view coverage in Bhutan is found on main roads and in cities.

Stone Block Safety Barriers

Stone blocks are commonly used as safety barriers along winding rural roads in Bhutan. These highly prevalent barriers are one of the best ways to identify the country's rural roads.

Bhutan Road Numbers

On national highway markers, road numbers appear at the top. These numbers are not labelled on maps.

Bhutanese Road Markers

Bhutanese road markers feature a yellow top and a white bottom.

Gelephu Airport

Gelephu Airport is the only airport located in the flat southern part of Bhutan.

Bhutanese Roadside Prayer Flags

Prayer flags are typically seen near roads in Bhutan.

Bhutanese Road Markers

Road markers in Bhutan are characterized by a yellow top and a white bottom.

Street View Coverage

Most of the Street View coverage in Bhutan is located on main roads and in cities.

Gelephu Airport, Southern Bhutan

Gelephu Airport is located in the flat south part of Bhutan. It is the only airport in this region.