Month: August 2026

YaY-Gokab brought employers and jobseekers together in an effort to address Bhutan’s persistent skills and employment gap, particularly among young people. Organised by the Department of Employment and Entrepreneurship, the…

An Indian medical value travel delegation interacted with senior officials, healthcare institutions and the travel sector in Bhutan, discussing opportunities for collaboration, including quality and specialised healthcare services, and capacity…

The wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centre in Jigmeling, Sarpang, is taking on a new role as a public attraction. The 15-acre centre, established in 2015 to rescue and rehabilitate injured…

At Wakila in Laya—situated at an altitude of over 5,000 meters above sea level—Dorji grazes his yaks on high-altitude mountain pastures, following a lifestyle passed down through generations. For centuries,…

Ten more Indian hospitals are expected to join Bhutan’s Medical Referral System, giving Bhutanese patients greater access to specialised healthcare in India. The development was discussed during a Medical Value…

Bhutan’s traditional tshoglhams boots, known for their vibrant colours, intricate embroidery and distinctive upturned toes, are an important part of the country’s cultural heritage. Traditionally worn by men during festivals,…

For the first time in Bhutan’s democratic history, an opposition member has been elected Speaker of the National Assembly. Bhutan Tendrel Party’s Tempa Dorji, who represents the Maenbi-Tsaenkhar constituency in…

More than a decade after their installation, several outdoor gyms in Thimphu are showing signs of wear, prompting residents to raise concerns over safety and maintenance. Some equipment is damaged…

A plastic road built at Olakha in Thimphu as a pilot project more than a decade ago is now paving the way for another project. DANTAK and Green Road are…