If successful, new weaving tools could help revive the appeal of traditional weaving. The craft is losing popularity among youth...

Can an education system rooted in Bhutan’s traditions inspire reforms in Africa? That question brought delegations from Burundi and Nigeria...

The Nganglam–Panbang trail, once abandoned after the construction of a motorable road, is now being revived with a new purpose....

Tourists visiting Bhutan’s national monuments can now book entry tickets online, even before arriving in the country. Introducing a faster,...

Over 20 local artists have gathered in Punakha for an eight-day training to sharpen their vocal skills and prepare for...

Bhutan is gearing up for the two-week Global Peace Prayer Festival this November. A key feature of the festival is...

The YDF Hall in Thimphu came alive today with laughter, music, and the vibrant spirit of inclusion as the Disabled...

In a move to make school meals healthier and more nutritious, cooks and mess in-charges from schools and colleges in...

Concerned over frequent accidents, residents of Paro are urging authorities to install proper safety infrastructure along the four-kilometre highway stretch...

From tree climbs to phone swipes, childhood has taken a new turn. Today, many children spend most of their time...