Starting in the early 1960s, King Jigme Dorji Wangchuk initiated a comprehensive program aimed at overhauling Bhutan's economy and its semi-

The concept that directs Bhutan's administration is known as "gross national happiness" (GNH).

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.

The Snowman Race is an ultramarathon of 203 kilometers held through unexplored heights in the eastern mountain passes and harsh terrains.

1. The third “no thanks” is the only “no thanks” A lot of Asian countries probably have this culture where one has to say “no", three...

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

Tiktok has become very popular among young people in Bhutan. Although the video-creating and sharing app was launched as Douyin in 2016...

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