On your journey towards central Bhutan, you'll encounter Nyalalum, a vast forest.

Located amidst the Eastern Himalayas, Bhutan invites with its untouched landscapes, dynamic culture, and profound spiritual essence.

Monks and Nuns in Bhutan: The Pillars of Our Spiritual Heritage

Get ready to explore Kyichu Lhakhang in Paro, the oldest and most sacred temples in Bhutan.

Tachogang Lhakhang is a historic Buddhist temple in Bhutan's Paro district, built in the thirteenth century by Thangtong Gyalpo.

Do you want to learn more about Marak and Sakten's distinctive dress traditions? Both of these Bhutanese tribes have a long-standing custom

Merak and Sakten are two remote gewogs in Trashigang district where Brokpas, the nomadic yak herders, showcase their unique culture and tra

One of the most remarkable manifestations of this devotion to Guru Rinpoche can be seen in the numerous Zangtog Pelri temples in Bhutan

Khar is an oral tradition of Bhutan that involves the game of riddles. This tradition is popular among the Bhutanese and is often played dur

When it comes to traditional culture, there are few things more central than food and drink. And in Bhutan, a small country nestled in the H

The traditional architecture of Bhutan is a reflection of their heritage and is one of the most beautiful expressions of Bhutanese culture.

History of the fortress Photogrpahy of old Wangdi Phodrang Dzong. The Wangduephodrang Dzong, constructed in 1638, was one of Zhabdrung...

Out of the 11 therapies offered by the Traditional hospital, ‘Sergi khap’ (golden needle) or acupuncture therapy is the most popular

VAST Bhutan, gives youth the pportunity to participate and develop their potential artistic talents, particularly in contemporary art...

Mythology behind Takin, Bhutan’s national animal.

Paro Taktsang, also known as “Tiger’s nest”. One of the iconic sacred sites in Bhutan on a cliffside in upper Paro valley.

Tshechu is a religious Bhutanese festival that is conducted annually in each district of Bhutan. Tshechu means “day ten”, the festival...

Tshechus are auspicious festivals performed in Bhutan on the 10th day of the Bhutanese Calendar.

...it is our responsibility to educate ourselves and the younger generation while rendering love and support to the queer community.

In the last two decades, modern forms of pop culture such as B-boying, freestyles, and hip-hop music have been enthusiastically embraced...