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While most may think of Bhutan as a Buddhist country with austere laws centered on prayer and clean-living, there is such a thing called nightlife, even in this heavily isolated nation. The influx of tourists has largely contributed to the introduction of nightclubs and bars in Bhutan. They also pride on their wineries, as well as their local concoctions like souza, which is Bhutanese tea, and Ara, a spirit distilled from wheat, rice, or corn. The nightclubs in Bhutan feature live music shows, a good look on local beauties, and a spread of lip-smacking food.