The national anthem is Druk Tshenden Kepay Gyalkhab Na In the land of the Dragon Kingdom, where cypress grows and it was first composed in 1953 and became official in 1966. The music is composed by Aku Tongmi and words written by Dasho Gyaldun thinley.

National Emblem of Bhutan is circle that is composed of a double diamond-thunderbolt (Dorje) placed above a lotus. Surmounted by a jewel and framed by two dragons. The thunderbolts represent the harmony between secular and religious power while the lotus symbolizes purity The jewel signifies the sovereign power while the dragons (male and female) stands for the name of the country Drukyul or the Land of the Dragon.

National language of Bhutan is Dzongkha Dzongkha was spoken by people who worked in the Dzongs that was the seat of temporal and spiritual power. Bhutan is a multi-lingual society with about 18 languages and dialects spoken all over the country. Dzongkha is widely spoken in western region. Theeastern region of the country speak, where as the people in the south speak Nepali.  

17th December of is celebrated as National day of Bhutan every year. It commemorates the crowning ceremony of Gongsa Ugyen Wangchuck as the first hereditary king of Bhutan. In Punakha Dzong on 17 December 1907.

The national flag was designed in 1947 by Mayum Choying Wangmo Dorji and later modified in 1956 to take its final shape. The upper yellow half signifies the secular power and authority of the king while the lower saffron-orange symbolizes the power of Buddhism.The dragon, white in colour, is a symbol of purity of the country,representing Bhutan while the jewels in its claws stands for the wealth and perfection of the country

​The national flower of Bhutan is Blue poppy (Meconopsis grandis). It is found at high altitudes of the alpine meadows of Himalayas and grows at a height of 1 meter on the rocky mountain terrain. It has a delicate blue or purple tinged appearance with a white filament and blooms to its full beauty in spring.

The national flag was designed in 1947 by Mayum Choying Wangmo Dorji and later modified in 1956 to take its final shape. The upper yellow half signifies the secular power and authority of the king while the lower saffron-orange symbolizes the power of Buddhism.The dragon, white in colour, is a symbol of purity of the country,representing Bhutan while the jewels in its claws stands for the wealth and perfection of the country

The national flag was designed in 1947 by Mayum Choying Wangmo Dorji and later modified in 1956 to take its final shape. The upper yellow half signifies the secular power and authority of the king while the lower saffron-orange symbolizes the power of Buddhism.The dragon, white in colour, is a symbol of purity of the country,representing Bhutan while the jewels in its claws stands for the wealth and perfection of the country

The national flag was designed in 1947 by Mayum Choying Wangmo Dorji and later modified in 1956 to take its final shape. The upper yellow half signifies the secular power and authority of the king while the lower saffron-orange symbolizes the power of Buddhism.The dragon, white in colour, is a symbol of purity of the country,representing Bhutan while the jewels in its claws stands for the wealth and perfection of the country

The national flag was designed in 1947 by Mayum Choying Wangmo Dorji and later modified in 1956 to take its final shape. The upper yellow half signifies the secular power and authority of the king while the lower saffron-orange symbolizes the power of Buddhism.The dragon, white in colour, is a symbol of purity of the country,representing Bhutan while the jewels in its claws stands for the wealth and perfection of the country

The national flag was designed in 1947 by Mayum Choying Wangmo Dorji and later modified in 1956 to take its final shape. The upper yellow half signifies the secular power and authority of the king while the lower saffron-orange symbolizes the power of Buddhism.The dragon, white in colour, is a symbol of purity of the country,representing Bhutan while the jewels in its claws stands for the wealth and perfection of the country

The national flag was designed in 1947 by Mayum Choying Wangmo Dorji and later modified in 1956 to take its final shape. The upper yellow half signifies the secular power and authority of the king while the lower saffron-orange symbolizes the power of Buddhism.The dragon, white in colour, is a symbol of purity of the country,representing Bhutan while the jewels in its claws stands for the wealth and perfection of the country