Games that we played
May 27th, 2023
A simple game that many Bhutanese girls grew up playing and can hardly recall the rules now is chabcha, a stone game. Five small pebbles that can easily fit in the palm and knowing how to count is all the game requires.
Exploring the mysteries of Bali Lhakhang
May 13th, 2023
Nestled along the road leading to Haa Dzongkhag Court, a hidden...
Farewell, fading fax machine: An obituary for the obsolete
May 13th, 2023
Dear Beloved Fax Machine, It is with a heavy heart and a...
CSI aims to be part of global supply chain
May 10th, 2023
In 2020, Thinley Yangzom was struggling to operate her farmhouse in...
Tashi Yarphel: A Restaurant that Captures the Vintage Camera Experience
May 6th, 2023
Nestled beside the police detention centre in Thimphu lies a hidden...
Samtse’s sacred Mahakal Dham
April 29th, 2023
Amidst the lush forests and towering mountains of Bukay in Samtse...
Sham Sha Doley: An origin of a tree
April 26th, 2023
Khebisa—it is a bright sunny day. Zhabdrung Jigme Chogyal is in...
Katsho Eco Camp: Haa’s new tourist destination
April 22nd, 2023
Looking for a relaxing getaway? Katsho Eco Camp might have the...
Monks ask people not to make heart offerings at Dechenphu
April 15th, 2023
People visit Dechenphu Lhakhang early in the morning with animal hearts,...
Rafting becomes popular again, albeit slowly
April 12th, 2023
White water rafting is a well-known sport in Bhutan and there...
Young social entrepreneur driving transformation
April 8th, 2023
Entrepreneurship is about, ideas, innovation, and execution. More importantly, it is...
Lack of space at Nakulu dog shelter
April 5th, 2023
Eighty days passed since the Animal Lover Group took Nakulu Dog...
Aum Kangchim, the wish-granting goddess of Chapcha
April 1st, 2023
Chapcha Darjaychoeling Goenzin Dratshang, also known as Dokhachoe Goenpa in Chukha,...