🇧🇹 flag: Bhutan Emoji — Meaning, Copy & Paste

What Does the flag: Bhutan Emoji 🇧🇹 Mean?

A diagonally divided banner with saffron yellow on the upper hoist and orange on the lower fly, with a white Druk (thunder dragon) clutching jewels straddling the divide. Yellow represents the secular monarchy, orange honors Buddhism, and the dragon — Bhutan's national symbol — holds jewels representing the country's wealth. The dragon's white color signals purity and loyalty.

The emoji appears during National Day (December 17), the Paro Tshechu festival, and posts about the Tiger's Nest Monastery. Travelers tag it with Himalayan trekking shots and Thimphu's traditional architecture. Coded in Unicode 6.0 from BT, it pairs with mountain, dragon, and prayer-bead emojis.

Bhutan is famous for measuring Gross National Happiness, and the dragon-emblazoned flag is one of the most artistically distinctive in the world. The dragon's white color symbolizes the purity of inward thoughts, and the jewels in its claws represent prosperity. Each side of the flag is officially specified down to exact dimensions, making this one of the most precisely defined national flags in the world.