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Dzepa Chunyi: The Twelve Acts of the Buddha in Pelri Park.

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The 12 deeds of Shakyamuni Buddha Over 2,500 years ago, the devas prophesied, “In twelve years a great bodhisattva will be born who will...

Photographic Tour

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Photography Tour With the team of ACC survey group made an stop photography shot on the place of Zangpozor under Khamdang Gewog in Ta...

Radhi Lakhang festival in Tashigang

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Tshechu in Radhi, Tashigang. Radhi is located some 30 km east of Trashigang Dzongkhag on a north facing slope. It is partly a dry Chir...

Pangkab La Trek.

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Pangkab La Trek between Tashigang and Samdrup Jongkhar On dated 23/2/2019: Pangkab La Trek is located between Tashigang and Samdru...

Naychen Gomphu Kora, Tashi Yangtse.

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On dated 17th March, 2019: Naychen Gomphu Kora, Tashi Yangtse how difficulties to get the parking, more than 1000 people attended the...

How and Why Bhutan Came to Worship the Phallust

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In a remote corner of the world, lies the ancient landlocked Kingdom of Bhutan. Surrounded by the mighty Himalayas and bordering India...

Bhutan the Land of Happiness

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"Welcome to Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon," announces our Druk Air pilot, about 15 minutes before we land at Paro Int...

Unification of Drukgyel Dzong

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Drukgyel Dzong and How a Lama Unified Bhutan Bhutan is a Himalayan kingdom with a rich history and a distinctive  Buddhist culture ...

Buddhism and Intoxication

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How does Buddhism view intoxication? According to Lopen Tashi Tshering, a lecturer at Institute of Science of Mind, the Buddha had t...

Tourist arrival over the years in Bhutan

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A total of 274,097 tourists visited Bhutan last year recording a growth of 7.61 percent over 2017, according to the latest Bhutan Touris...

Tourism

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To date, I have been invited to speak to 3 batches of guide trainees. On every occasion I have gone to great length to impress upon the as...

His Eminence Lama Nyingkhula

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His Eminence Lama Nyingkhula, alias Kunzang Wangdi (1942-2018) Born (1942, water horse year) to Jurminla and Thinley, he was rai...