Unitary Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy
Bhutan is a constitutional monarchy with the King as head of state, having transitioned to a parliamentary democracy through a constitution adopted in 2008.
20 Districts
The country consists of 20 districts, known as dzongkhags, each with its own local administration.
Bicameral Parliament
Bhutan’s Parliament consists of the National Assembly, directly elected, and the National Council.
Parliamentary Elections
Bhutan’s Parliament consists of the National Assembly, directly elected, and the National Council.