Culture

Although still in its early years, the Rhododendron Festival in Merak, Trashigang, is beginning to draw attention beyond Bhutan’s borders....

Bhutan’s traditional arts are drawing attention far beyond its borders. A growing number of international learners are visiting the country...

From the rice fields of Paro to farming communities across Bhutan, the legacy of Dasho Keiji Nishioka continues to live...

GMC landmarks came alive on an intricately designed and hand-woven Kishuthara during the National Design and Art Competition today. The...

The serene Kharungla area in Trashigang came alive this week as thousands gathered for the first-ever Tragopan Festival. The event...

To mark the 40th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Bhutan and Japan, Bhutanese audiences experienced the centuries-old Japanese tea ceremony. ...

Lams play a vital role in local religious ceremonies, especially when someone in the village is ill or passes away....

Rural communities across the country are finding it challenging to preserve ancient monasteries using the limited budget allocated to gewog...

Filmmakers in the country have been expressing concerns over restrictions on filming in temples, dzongs, and other religious sites. They...

While rural-urban migration has left many villages across the country struggling with a shortage of manpower, especially for cultural activities,...