Thimpu, the national capital is clearly shown in the map. Thimpu is located at an altitude of 8979 above the sea level. Some of the nearby cities of Thimpu are Paro, Atsho Chhubar, Tashi Chho Dzong, Dotanang.
The political map of Bhutan clearly shows the states and their capitals. The international boundaries and the state boundaries are also shown.
The major states of Bhutan are: Samtse, Dagana, Pema-Gatashel, Mongar, Zhemgang, Lhuntse, Tsirang, Sarpang, Chuukha, Samdrup Jongkhar, Bumthang, Paro, and Trashigang.
The Bhutanese economy, one of the smallest and least developed in the world, is dependent on forestry and agriculture, which is the principal source of revenue for most of the people. Bhutan exports cardamom, electricity (to India), wood, gypsum, handicrafts, fruit, cement, valuable stones, and spices and imports oil and lubricants, aircraft, grain, machinery and components, cars, textiles, and rice. Bhutan is a unitary parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy. The King is the head of state; Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck is the current King of the country. The head of the government is the Prime Minister; Jigme Y. Thinley is the Prime Minister of the nation.
