How does the government in Nepal and Bhutan differ?

Answer 1

The attitudes towards 'foreigners' in two countries differ.

Nepal is much more developed than Bhutan. It is more known in the outside world. Though Monarchy, it has some democratic rules, such as a more viable parliament than Bhutan. Foreigners are under scrutiny (except from neighboring India). The foreigners must pass through the Nepali laws and bindings.

On the otherhandBhutan is smaller, its isolated. People her are more illeterate and lives somewhat 'feodal agrarian life'. Almost no civil ssocieties.

Bhutan if embraces anyone foreigner, they do with their heart. But may be they will ignore foreigners on the contrary. It all depends on the 'headman' of the village.

Answer 2

They are not same though they belong to Himalayan Region.

1) Bhutan is of Mongolian Race.

2) Nepal is of Indo-aryan Race. (descendant of Alexandra the great.)

3) Nepal's language is Indo-aryan langauge.

4) Bhutan's language is Sino-Tibetan Language.

5) Bhutan is Buddhist Country.

6) Nepal is Hindu country.

7) Bhutan is culturally, linguistically and ethnically distinct from southern countries like Nepal, Bangladesh and India.

8) Nepal share same or similar culture with almost similar language which is intelligible even to Bang-la language speakers in Bangladesh.

9) Nepalese are ethnically same with Indians.

10) Bhutanese are ethnically same with Tibetans.

Bhutan was never ruled by other countries but Nepalese was ruled by other Lords.

10) Bhutan is beautiful and peaceful but Nepal is chaotic.

11) Nepalese claimes they are Mongolian race but they have Indo-

Caucasian looks as they are ethnically Aryan-Caucasian.

12) Few Nepalese ethnic migrated to Bhutan some 2 scores ago as economic migrant, Bhutanese never migrated to Nepal.

13) Bhutan is peaceful and beautiful and has highest growth of GDP in South Asia and 11th in the world.

14) Nepal is not.