
Sha-Gi Looju festival observed in Wangdue Phodrang drawing residents home
The Sha-Gi Looju Festival Brings Bhutan's Rich Cultural Heritage to Life
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The Sha-Gi Looju Festival Brings Bhutan's Rich Cultural Heritage to Life

Tandin Gyeltshen's Life Transformed by Sudden Illness Six Years Ago

The introduction of new prayer flags and sunset ceremony brings spiritual significance to Paro's dzong, monasteries, and temples.

Bhutan, a tiny Himalayan kingdom, is facing an unfolding disaster of biblical proportions – flash floods that are claiming lives, destroying livelihoods, and threatening the very foundation of its ancient culture. As one of the most climate-vulnerable countries in Asia, Bhutan's vulnerability to these devastating events has become increasingly apparent, with the country now bracing for a storm of catastrophic proportions.

In Paro Valley, Thousands Witness Spiritual Awakening

In Bhutan, hundreds gather for ancient festival amidst modern-day migrations.

In Bhutan, archers from remote villages set for historic match

In the remote Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan, over 60 athletes gathered to showcase their skills in the inaugural Thimphu Open Table Tennis Championship. The nation's preparations for its 50th anniversary as a member of the United Nations served as a poignant reminder of Bhutan's commitment to promoting sports and cultural exchange in the region.

Bhutan finds itself at the confluence of ancient cultures, geopolitics, and climate change. As the country navigates its own path in the modern era, it is not immune to the seismic forces that have shaped its history.