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March 2026 – Spring Begins with Cultural Celebrations

March 2026 – Spring Begins with Cultural Celebrations Key Festivals & Events • Chhorten Kora Festival – early March (around 3rd & 19th): pilgrims gather at Chorten Kora stupa

Festival & Event Dates -Bhutan (Mar–May 2026)

Festival & Event Dates — Bhutan (Mar–May 2026) March 2026 • Punakha Tsechu — Feb 27 – Mar 1 (Punakha)   • Tharpaling Thongdrol (Thongdrel display) — Mar 3 (Bumthang)   • Chhorten Kora Festival — Mar 3

Warm Greetings from Bhutan!

Warm Greetings from Bhutan! Autumn in Bhutan unfolds with crystal clear skies, golden valleys, and a sense of peace that fills the mountain air. Early mornings can be

Bhutan to Host the Global Peace Prayer Festival: A Confluence of Wisdom, Faith and Compassion

From the 4th to the 19th of November, the serene kingdom of Bhutan nestled amidst the Himalayas, revered as the Land of the Thunder Dragon will stand as

Birth Anniversary of His Holiness the Je Khenpo.

With deepest veneration and unbounded joy, we herald the Birth Anniversary of His Holiness the Je Khenpo, a day of profound spiritual significance observed on the 5th Day of the

As the light softens, other icons of Bhutan emerge in their full glory.

Bhutan is a land where time slows down, and beauty lingers in every valley and ridge. Among its many wonders, the blue hour that fleeting moment between daylight and darkness

ROAD RUNNER

In the vast symphony of existence, where the pulse of time beats against the heart of destiny, I rise to pen these words not as a mere recounting

Currently in Bhutan, some notable recent developments include.

• A historic milestone was celebrated with 182 graduates receiving awards at the Royal Institute of Management convocation in August 2025. • Bhutan is addressing challenges in its

On the auspicious day of 25Th August 2025, the resplendent Dechencholing Palace in Thimphu bore witness to a majestic confluence of tradition, nobility, and eternal vows as His

The choice is clear, but the mindset must change.

The promise of Bhutan’s economic rise will remain nothing more than a tantalizing mirage if our institutions  particularly the Judiciary continue to operate with a mindset carved in stone.