If one to mention the most unique and preserved country in the world, there is no better answer than the glorious Bhutan. Situated in between China and India, the city is blanketed with greens and its pristine mountains. With Dzongkha language as the people’s mother tongue, most Bhutanese don’t miss the chance to possess the beauty of other languages from neighboring countries including Hindi and Nepali. As much as interesting this might sound, the country indeed holds plenty of almost-jaw-dropping facts that one should know.   Only certain pilots are allowed to fly into Bhutan Paro, the only airport in Bhutan, is known to be the most dangerous airport to…