Bhutan plays Maldives at the Changlimithang Stadium for the on-going World Cup Qualifiers tomorrow! Whatever the outcome, we will always be proud of our team for bringing us this far, and giving the entire country many opportunities to cheer for Team … [Read more]
Desktop Calendars For October 2015
We join the entire nation in offering our heartfelt wishes and prayers for the eternal wellbeing and happiness of Their Majesties our beloved King and Queen, as we celebrate the happy occasion of the Royal Wedding Anniversary this month. This … [Read more]
Tickets to Happiness
Four years ago, when Kinley Wangchuk scored 49% in his class 10 final exams and therefore did not qualify for higher studies, he wasn't too disappointed. He had already mapped out plans to travel to the city of his dreams– Thimphu. But on reaching … [Read more]
Bhutan in the Special Olympics
Between July 25th to August 2nd, a small team of four athletes from Bhutan participating in a major international sporting event won six medals, becoming perhaps the most successful Bhutanese athletic team in an international competition of this … [Read more]
Desktop Calendars For September 2015
It's the beginning of a brand new month, bringing with it the rewards of mellow autumn– fruit, festivals, and our free monthly calendar featuring this wonderful photograph of Their Majesties in front of Tashichhodzong. We have designed beautiful … [Read more]
A Day in Thimphu
The capital of Bhutan, Thimphu is perhaps as singular as the country itself. Home to a sixth of the total population, Thimphu yields its charms quietly and slowly to a visitor. In this collection, we have snapshots from a single day, of several … [Read more]
Paro Wochu: A Village in Bhutan
Paro is known for its scenic beauty, for the vertiginous, magnificent Taktshang Monastery, and for having the only international airport in the country. Less known, but equally worthy of attention is the bucolic Paro Wochu village in Lungnyi, … [Read more]
Special: A Documentary
People living with disabilities are often stigmatised, and the perception held by the society and their families is that they are helpless. This special documentary produced by the Queen's Project looks at the lives of some of the people in Bhutan … [Read more]
Desktop Calendars For August 2015
Rice is an important staple in Bhutan, and an integral part of the Bhutanese cuisine. Rice is often eaten with all three meals in a day, besides being made into a variety of snacks and potent wine. It is used in religious ceremonies and found at all … [Read more]
Living Wisely
There is an ancient tale that is related to the Buddhist concept of interdependence, or emptiness as it is often called. It tells the story of a man who developed a unique problem - The organs in his body forgot that they were connected to each other … [Read more]