None.

Multiple fish--including endangered species--are caught on barbless hooks, handled carefully (keeping them in the water), and released back into the wild. The characters discuss proper handling techniques and demonstrate care for the health of the fish. The fish swim away, apparently unharmed.

2 brief archival photos feature anglers displaying large fish they have killed. These are used as examples of an earlier form of fishing, prior to modern catch-and-release techniques.

1 use of 'shit' (English), 1 subtitle translating a word in the local language (Dzongkha) as 'shit', 1 use of 'damn', and 4 would-be f-bombs are self censored to 'effing'.

In 3 scenes, characters well above legal drinking age pour and consume wine, beer, whiskey, and a beverage that is not identified (but that is in fact honey mead) while talking. They do not appear to be intoxicated.

Driving scenes include treacherous winding narrow roads with sheer cliffs.

One scene includes the crew filming a dam. One character calls it "covert filming" and chuckles. Another says "could be dangerous here" and references armed patrols. There is no direct message that the filming activity is illegal, just "risky."