Preserving Tradition: A Bhutanese Farmhouse in Gangtey

A Bhutanese farmhouse nearby Gangtey.  Farmhouses are typically two to three stories high and are constructed using traditional building materials such as rammed earth, stone, and wood. The lower floor of the house is often used to house livestock and store farm equipment, while the upper floors serve as living quarters for the family. Bhutanese farmhouses are often decorated with intricate wood carvings and paintings that reflect the family's cultural and religious beliefs. In recent years, the Bhutanese government has placed a strong emphasis on preserving traditional architecture in the country. As a result, many new farmhouses are constructed using traditional techniques and materials, and there are strict regulations in place to ensure that modern developments do not detract from the country's unique architectural heritage – Gangtey, Phobjikha Valley, Central Bhutan