Kinley Dorji, also known as Yongko, a cultural guide in Bhutan, discusses the importance of preserving Bhutanese culture in the modern world. He shares his personal journey, from managing a family business to finding his passion in guiding. Yongko highlights the significance of understanding Bhutanese symbols and deities, emphasizing that they carry profound meaning. He addresses the misconceptions that visitors often have about Bhutan, which is not a perfect paradise, but a country evolving while honoring tradition. He also discusses the challenges faced by younger generations in connecting with their cultural and religious traditions. Yongko believes that cultural preservation means living the culture, not just displaying it. He also emphasizes that a meaningful life and a prosperous life are not necessarily in conflict in Bhutan. He advises visitors to come with an open mind and leave their expectations at the border. He values the feedback from travelers who are moved by his passion for Buddhism and Bhutanese culture. This interview is part of the Passion and Purpose series, which highlights individuals shaping Bhutan's industries and communities, focusing on their dedication to preserving Bhutan's heritage and Gross National Happiness.