Bhutan's King and Queen Visit Exhibition with Sons

Bhutan's King and Queen visited an exhibition with their two sons to honor the former king.

The exhibition is called 'The Visionary Monarch' and has been open since June. The Crown Prince opened it two months ago.

The King and Queen's sons, Prince Jigme and Prince Jigme Ugyen, looked at the artwork with their parents. They wore traditional clothes and took photos.

Their little sister, Princess Sonam, did not go to the exhibition.

The King, Queen, and their sons took a photo in front of an artwork about the former king.

The former king made big changes in Bhutan and helped it become a democracy. He also thought about people's happiness.

The former king stopped being king in 2006, and Bhutan had its first election in 2008.

He said the country should change while it was peaceful, not when it was in crisis.

The former king went to school in the UK and met other important people. He went to Summerfields and Heatherdown schools.

The King is with his eldest son in this photo.

The King married Queen Jetsun Pema in 2011, and she was 21 years old.

The King and Queen are like a famous couple, and they care about the environment and children's health.

The King and Queen have three children: two princes and a princess.

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