A new park will be introduced in Thimphu. Located below the Tarayana Center, the new park will supposedly be known as Chuba-Chu Art Park. The initiative is an attempt to create a world-class space for public art and green space with riverside walk.
The house of Paro Penlop, Dawa Penjor, has been turned into a Heritage farmhouse. It was inaugurated, today. The 18th century farmhouse of the 23rd Paro Penlop will have on display his sword and shield, and other historical and religious artifacts.
A group of Bhutanese from Sarpang Dzongkhag led by the Dzongda participated in the first Baukhungri festival, along with other North Eastern States of India, in a remote place called Harinaguri in Kokrajhar District under the Indian state of Assam.
Lilly Yangchen, the winner of the “Youth Reporter Project” received an invitation from Olympic Council of Asia to report on the second Asian Youth Games at Nanjing in China.
The Bhutan Centre for Media and Democracy has launched the first-ever Media Lab to offer Bhutanese youth easy access to digital media technology and to boost their confidence and ability in expressing their views and opinions in democratic Bhutan.
At least 200 people from Merak and Sakteng Gewogs in Trashigang have re-settled in Tsirang. The relocation has brought with it challenges, the most tangible being the declining interest in wearing their traditional dress.
The preaching of Thri Yehsey Lama, a Nyingma meditation instruction presided over by His Holiness Je Thrizur Tenzin Dhondup ended yesterday.
Bhutan has been nominated to be listed on the World Heritage List since March 2012. To be on the list, Bhutan has to submit ‘inventory’, or a list that provides a forecast of the most important cultural and natural heritage of the country within next five to 10 years.
‘We have grown better than yesterday’. This was the message the youth participants shared as the first ever Youth Leadership Training ended at Kamji Middle Secondary School on Sunday.
For more than four decades, the Royal Academy of Performing Arts (RAPA) has been preserving the traditional songs and dances of the country. The Academy was established in 1954 to train the masked dancers.
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