Issued in 1967, these Bhutanese stamps celebrate the themes of Scouting and outdoor adventure. The 50 Chhetrum stamp depicts two young Boy Scouts in traditional attire, emphasizing teamwork and survival skills, with camping gear in the background. The 4 Ngultrum stamp portrays a climber scaling a snowy peak, symbolizing courage and exploration in Bhutan’s mountainous landscapes. Both designs feature the fleur-de-lis, the international emblem of the Boy Scouts, highlighting the country’s participation in the global scouting movement. These colorful issues are prized for their cultural and thematic richness, appealing to collectors of scouting and Himalayan exploration.