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Bhutan Becomes First Country to Adopt Gross Ecosystem Product Nationally

Bhutan has become the first country to adopt Gross Ecosystem Product nationally, valuing its ecosystem services at approximately US$6.2...

How the Restoration of an 18th-Century Temple Is Helping Preserve Nobgang's Heritage

Bhutan's Royal Family attended the consecration of the restored Pelri Dorjidhen Tsulakhang in Nobgang, Punakha, as part of wider efforts to...

From Chhukha to Eurovision Asia: Thukten's Journey to Bhutan's Biggest Music Stage

Thukten Nyendra, a 24-year-old Bhutanese singer-songwriter whose journey from a childhood love of music to winning Rhythm of Bhutan will...

Passion & Purpose: Finding Meaning on Bhutan's Mountain Trails

Discover how Bhutanese trekking guide Bijay Ghalley found purpose in the mountains, sharing stories of resilience, nature, and human...

From Australia to Wangdue: How a Bhutanese Couple Built a Business Back Home

After more than seven years in Australia, Yeshey Choden and Dawa Gyeltshen returned to Bhutan to raise their daughter and build Acho Daka, a...

Bhutan recognised first four Geographical Indication products

Bhutan has officially registered its first four Geographical Indication products, protecting traditional goods while creating new...

Bhutan and Malaysia Sign First Olympic Cooperation MoU at Asian Games

Bhutan and Malaysia have signed their first National Olympic Committee cooperation agreement during the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games, with...

Is HYROX coming to Bhutan? A teaser has fitness enthusiasts talking

HYROX has teased the possibility of coming to Bhutan, potentially with its highest-altitude race yet. Are you ready?

A Historic Manor in Lhuentse Finds New Life as Jigme Namgyal Museum

The Jigme Namgyal Museum in Lhuentse preserves sacred spaces, historic artefacts and the legacy of Desi Jigme Namgyal in an restored...

Black Mountain Festival Returns to Trongsa This October

Trongsa’s Black Mountain Festival returns on 3 and 4 October 2026, following a five-day journey through all five gewogs celebrating...

Thruebab in Bhutan: Why Blessed Rainy Day Is About Water, Not Rain

Discover the meaning of Thruebab, Bhutan’s Blessed Rainy Day, and the beliefs and bathing traditions behind this September celebration.

A Different Way of Seeing: Returning to Bhutan with Leica

What changes when you slow down behind the camera? Discover a more mindful approach to photography in Bhutan.

Child Safeguarding Gains Focus in Gelephu Schools

A school programme in Gelephu is strengthening awareness of child safety, sexual exploitation, harassment, reporting mechanisms and...

Building a Stronger Foundation for Early Childhood Education in Bhutan

Established in 2024, BECEDA is bringing Bhutan's private ECCD providers together to strengthen educator training, early learning standards,...