On October 24, local time, Bhutan's "Royal Highland Festival" entered the next day, with queen Jetsun Pema Wangchuck pulling her younger son, Jigme Ukin Wangchuck, and daughter Sonam Yangden Wangchuck, appearing in front of the public, attracting attention.

One of Bhutan's most unique and representative festivals, the "Royal Highlands Festival", which blends traditional culture, pastoral life and royal symbols, was founded nine years ago by King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, the current king of Bhutan, to show Bhutan's unique mountain tradition and national spirit, but also to pay tribute to the Highlands pastors.

The event venue is located at the foot of the snowy mountain, and the scene is quite spectacular, and the competitions set up are also very interesting, such as yak racing, yak decoration evaluation, yak power display, etc.

The five-year-old little prince Ugin seemed quite excited when watching the game, which also made his mother Jizen Pema smile happily.

In fact, although the current 35-year-old Queen of Bhutan is referred to by the Western media as "Princess Kate of the East", relatively her smile on the face is much less than the future Queen of England, it is always a clear and cold feeling, so it is not easy to see her blossoming smile.

Sonam Young Deng, the little princess who just turned 2 years old, obviously grows a little wider, and her big eyes make her look particularly like her beautiful mother. Her two brothers, on the other hand, had small eyes and seemed to be more like their king father.

In comparison to her predecessor, Pema was lucky, because she did not need to share her husband with anyone else, and as it is well known, her Duke, the old King Jigme Singh Wanzhou, married four wives, four sisters from the same family.

Perhaps because she felt that her life in the royal family was not bad, Jizeng Pema let "fat water flow into her own fields". It is reported that her sister and younger brother are now members of the royal family of Bhutan. The younger sister married the king's own brother, who married the king's youngest half-sister.

While Jizen Pema was in the tent with her two young children, her eldest son, Jigme Namyel Wangchuck, known as the "Dragon Prince", was practicing photography with his father.

It is that the 45-year-old Bhutanese king is a passionate photographer, both at home and abroad to participate in activities, will inevitably bring a professional camera, and his hobby, the prince of nature is to follow.

Although the "dragon prince" is only 9 years old, but has been a solitary side in the royal affairs, and has been independently active several times.

Compared to many of his peers, Namier was clearly given more hopes and received more education outside of the textbooks, because of this, his eyes seemed more determined and mature.