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All you need to know about Bhutan
06
Aug

DPT President submits resignation

DPT President, Jigmi Y Thinley, after serving the royal government in various capacities for over four decades, including being Bhutan’s first democratically elected Prime Minister, has submitted his resignation. The...
06
Aug

Seven Treasures of the Universal Buddhist Monarch (Gyelsi Nadun)

The Flaming Wheel allows the Monarch to travel wherever he wishes at great speed. The Precious Jewel is made of lapis lazuli and fulfills the wishes of the Monarch and...
06
Aug

Eight Auspicious Signs (Trashi Tagye)

The Treasure Vase symbolizes the treasures of the Buddhist doctrine. The Endless Knot symbolizes love. The Victorious Banner proclaims the victory of Buddhism and virtue over sin. The Wheel of...
05
Aug

Traditional Bhutanese Sports

Archery: Bhutan’s national sport, it is played year-round. The bows and arrows are made of a special species of bamboo and each match has women cheering for their team and...
30
Jul

Top Books on Bhutan

The Raven Crown The Raven Crown by Michael Aris: It is an account of the modern history of Bhutan as seen by the 20th-century Wangchuk dynasty, which has ruled the kingdom...
29
Jul

Recreational activities you should not miss in Bhutan

Tsechus – Tourists get to see Bhutanese dressed in their finest attire at religious gatherings called Tsechus. A number of colourful mask dances are performed here to purify the onlookers....
29
Jul

Bhutan gets its first female minister

Bhutan elected its first female minister, Aum Dorji Choden when the cabinet was conferred office by His Majesty the King. She will be heading the Ministry of Works and Human...
25
Jul

India’s RailTel to set up Bhutan’s broadband network

Following Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s assurance of continued support to Bhutan in the light of the recent controversy over India cutting fuel subsidies to the kingdom, RailTel, the telecom arm...
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