World’s Most Eco-Friendly Country Bhutan Plants 108,000 Trees to Celebrate Their New Prince
Bhutan, often celebrated as one of the greenest countries in the world, has once again demonstrated its profound commitment to the environment and its deep-rooted cultural values. In a heartwarming tribute to the birth of their new prince, the tiny Himalayan kingdom recently undertook a massive tree planting initiative, embedding each sapling with prayers and hopes for the future monarch. A Royal Celebration Rooted in Nature Earlier this month, Bhutan marked the arrival of King Khesar and Queen Jetsun's first child, born on February 5, with an extraordinary event. Approximately 100,000 volunteers, including Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay, key ministers, and the leader of the opposition, joined forces to plant 108,000 trees across the nation. This remarkable effort not only signifies a celebration of new life but also underscores the Bhutanese people's reverence for their monarchy and the environment. Why 108,000 Trees? The number 108 holds profound spiritual significance in...
