Jongthang: Gateway to rural Bhutan

Step into the Jongthang village, tucked away in the remote corners of Nubi Gewog in Trongsa.

Here, amidst rustic charm, you’ll find the only homestay welcoming travellers from afar.

Located just a scenic two-hour drive from Trongsa Dzong, this hidden gem offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the authentic culture and tranquillity of rural Bhutan.

Lumang embraces local mustard oil

Zheyjeymo, who is 50 years old, used to rely only on...

B-Pop revolution bridging tradition with modernity

In the early 2000s and 2010s, it was rare to find...

RSPN conducts annual WBH population survey

March 4, 6:00am: Sonam Tshering steps out into the serene morning. The...

Airport where tears and takeoff collide

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Mother-daughter ride

Thimphu, February 25, Sunday:— An eight-year-old sits on the engine beside...

Embracing redemption: A second chance at life

Sonam, a resident of Paro, faces the challenge of unemployment in...

Gawailing Happy Home: Nurturing dreams amidst challenges

Wangsisina, Gawailing Happy Home, Thimphu, February 14: — It is a...

Roadside resilience: Untold saga of Bhutan’s highway heroes

For the past four decades, Dechen Peldon, 55, and her family,...

Tyre expert’s transformative journey

A car arrives at Zamlha Automobile Workshop in Tsirang, and the...

Sacred Rinchen Bumpa: Pilgrimage’s spiritual awakening

Neychen Rinchen Bumpa in Kurtoed, Lhuentse, stands as a revered religious...

Guardians of the river: Tandin Wangmo’s quest to save the Golden Mahseer

The locals are gathered for a Tongba session, seated around a...

Vibrant Jababs behind Tsirang’s orange export

Some 40 individuals from Jabana, a village in Paro, are here...

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