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Desktop Calendars for February 2017

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2017 - February Calendar

February is the month of new beginnings- Bhutanese celebrate Losar (27 Feb) the New Year in the Bhutanese calendar, amidst pink sprinkles of peach blossoms.

In February we celebrate His Majesty’s Birth Anniversary (21 Feb) and also the first birthday of His Royal Highness The Gyalsey (5 Feb).

In celebration of these happy occasions, we bring you the February calendar- featuring this photograph of HRH Gyalsey at almost one year old, which will melt your heart!

We take this opportunity to offer our wishes, love, and prayers to His Majesty and HRH Gyalsey.

We have designed beautiful calendars featuring Their Majesties to be used as wallpaper for your laptops, computers and smartphones. You can download the calendars, which will be released every month, for free.

Desktops and laptops

Click on the size you want. The calendar will open in your web browser. To set it as your desktop wallpaper, right-click the picture, and choose “Set as Wallpaper” or “Set as Desktop Background” or “Use Image as Desktop Picture”. To find out the screen resolution of your computer, check Desktop properties.

for Mac:

1280×800,

1280×1024,

1366×768,

1440×900,

1920×1200,

2560×1440,

2880×1600,

2880×1800,

5120×2880

for PC:

1024×768,

1280×800,

1280×1024,

1366×768,

1440×900,

1400×1050,

1600×1200,

1680×1050,

1680×1200,

1920×1200,

2560×1440,

2560×1600,

2560×1800,

2880×1600,

2880×1800,

5120×2880

Have we missed out your screen resolution? Do let us know if you have a screen resolution not covered by us.

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The colour Yellow holds a sacred place in the hearts of Bhutanese.

Bright as the sun, Yellow is the colour of our King, the embodiment of hope, strength and happiness, the soul of Bhutan. It reminds us why we are proud, and how we look ahead to a greater tomorrow.

With His Majesty’s vision for our nation in mind, this website describes Bhutan, her people, her hopes and dreams, and chronicles her journey to a bedazzling future.

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