Bhutan
Closed to the World 
About Bhutan
- Officially Bhutan is a Buddhist state.
- Bhutan is slowly modernizing, but it is still almost totally closed to the outside world.
- Bhutan was totally closed to Christians until 1965.
- Population: 682,321
- Religions: Lamaistic Buddhist 75%, Indian- and Nepalese-influenced Hinduism 25%
- Languages: Dzongkha (official), Bhotes speak various Tibetan dialects, Nepalese—Nepalese dialects
- Quick Facts: Bhutan-CIA World Factbook
- Joshua Project: Bhutan: Least Reached People
Reaching Bhutan
- ReachGlobal views a variety of different platforms (business, community development, education, technical and professional skills, and others) as means to open doors to ministry in countries that are not open to gospel witness. Stable platforms provide legitimacy in the eyes of local governments and an opportunity for staff to build relationships with nationals and come alongside Christian leaders.
- Note: ReachGlobal does not have resident staff in all countries. In some countries, we work alongside national partners and other partnering organizations.
- Prayer facts: Operation World-Bhutan
