Bhutan, Your Destination

01/05/2025

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01/05/2025

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01/05/2025

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19/03/2025

On this joyous occasion, we would like to offer our sincere prayers for the continued wellbeing, good health and happiness of His Royal Highness Gyalsey Jigme Ugyen Wangchuck.❤️

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05/03/2025

Gelephu International Airport at the Gelephu Mindfulness City... Ready to welcome guests come 2029! 🥳🥳🥳

26/01/2025

Ed loved Bhutan. You will too!

20/12/2024

Happy National Day, Bhutan! 🇧🇹

December 17th, we celebrate our nation's rich history and bright future. It's a day filled with pride, community spirit, and joyful celebrations across the country. These photos capture some of the excitement and jubilation from festivities at Changlimithang, Thimphu.

It always warms our heart to see everyone come together like this.

Photo Courtesy: ROM, Bhutan

18/12/2024

**THIMPHU, December 17, 2024:**

During the 117th National Day of Bhutan, Kuenselphodrang became the 88th venue in tge world to showcase the work of renowned creative light artist, Gerry Hofstetter. The stunning display of light art captivated onlookers, and images of the event have been shared courtesy of the Department of Tourism, Bhutan.

Kuenselphodrang is home to the world’s largest sitting Buddha, the impressive 177-foot-tall Buddha Dordenma Statue. This iconic landmark provided a breathtaking backdrop for Hofstetter's illuminated artistry.

15/10/2024

10/10/2024

Welcome to Bhutan Mr. Tiong and Family from Malaysia. Enjoy the best of Bhutan with us!

13/09/2024

Thousands gathered at the Tendrelthang in Tashichhodzong to witness the first day of the annual Thimphu Tshechu. Dressed in their finest Ghos and Kiras, people from in and around Thimphu and tourists were seen enjoying the festive atmosphere. The tshechu will end on Sunday.

It drizzled for some part of the day, but spectators braved the rain and the sun to receive blessings from the sacred mask dances.

Although the Tshechu began yesterday, today is the official first day.

Thimphu Tshechu, one of the biggest festivals in the country, was initiated by Fourth Desi Gyalse Tenzin Rabgye in the 15th century to commemorate the birth anniversary of Guru Padmasambhava.

The three-day festival holds deep significance for the Bhutanese people. For Buddhist followers, it serves as an opportunity to reflect, cleanse themselves of bad karma, and find renewed purpose in their lives.

Courtesy: BBS Kuensel