Decades of Research Expose Missing Links in Bhutan’s Wildlife Data
Bhutan lies within the Eastern Himalayas, one of the world’s most important biodiversity hotspots, supporting an exceptional range of habitats from subtropical forests to alpine ecosystems. Amphibians and reptiles play…
A New Dawn: Nepal Sets National Goals for Prosperity on Baisakh 1st
The celebrations for New Year 2083 BS, also known as Baisakh Sankranti, began early this morning with citizens visiting temples, chanting hymns, and participating in community gatherings. As one of…
From Vision to Reality: Bhutan’s Organic Mission Tested on the Ground
The Kingdom of Bhutan is pushing towards being the first fully organic country in the world. One of the main bodies supporting this mission is the National Centre for Organic…
Nepal’s Economic Outlook Dims as Global Lenders Slash Growth Projections
Nepal’s economic recovery is facing a severe setback as global lenders have drastically cut growth projections to below 3 percent. The revised outlook comes in the wake of a series…
Rising Fuel Crisis Revives Push for Electric Vehicles
As of April 11, 2026, the global disruption in fuel supply has generated long queues at fuel stations and rising prices, significantly impacting daily life in many countries, including Bhutan.…
Rising Fuel Prices Dampen Car Owners’ Resolve
Bhutan is feeling the economic impact of rising global fuel prices, driven by ongoing tensions in the Middle East. As an import-dependent country, the surge has led to increased domestic…
Farmers and Business Owners Face Heavy Losses After Bhutan Storm
Residents of Sarpang Dzongkhag in Bhutan are grappling with the aftermath of what many describe as a once-in-a-lifetime weather event. On April 7, a violent hailstorm swept across the region,…
India Strengthens Energy Partnership as Manohar Lal Khattar Heads to Bhutan for Hydropower Talks
Shri Manohar Lal, Union Minister of Power and Housing & Urban Affairs, Government of India, will undertake a four-day official visit to Bhutan aimed at strengthening bilateral ties, particularly in…
Barshong Students Travel Miles for Education Amid Facility Shortages
At 6:30 am each day, 12-year-old Tandin Tshomo and her seven-year-old brother, Ja-myang Singye, embark on a five-kilometre journey to Tsaluna Primary School in Maed-wang Gewog, Thimphu, due to the…
Bhutan Unveils 2026 Local Festival Calendar: A Deep Dive into Himalayan Culture and Nature
As the Kingdom of Bhutan continues to diversify its tourism sector, a new and vibrant rhythm is emerging for the 2026 travel season. Moving beyond the globally recognized iconic tsechus,…