Bhutan
    
The kingdom of Bhutan, is limited to north and the North-West by the Chinese autonomous region of Tiband
and to the east, the south and south-west by India. Bhutan extends on 47.000 km ². Its capital is Thimphu.
It is a country made up of mountains. It has two tops
of more than 7000 m, Chomo Lari (7314 m) and Kula Kangri (7554 m). The South is formed by the plain of Duars and
a mountainous edge which overhangs Assam. None the rivers which cross Bhutan, are navigable. They move towards the south to throw itself in Brahmapoutra, in India.
Its climate, tropical and wand in the plain of Duars,
moderates in the mountainous valleys, with cold winters and hot summers. More of two thirds country is covered with forests. Fauna is varied: elephants, leopards, tigers, stags and bear. The country has mineral resources
in addition such as copper, gypsum, iron ore, limestone, lead, coal and dolomite.