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All you need to know about Bhutan
25
Jul

India’s RailTel to set up Bhutan’s broadband network

Following Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s assurance of continued support to Bhutan in the light of the recent controversy over India cutting fuel subsidies to the kingdom, RailTel, the telecom arm...
22
Jul

Bhutanese architectural forms

Chorten – It represents the Buddha’s mind and is erected in memory of an eminent lama or to ward off evil spirits. Lhakhang – Temples which are fairly small buildings...
22
Jul

Six Bhutanese souvenirs you must collect

Thangkas – They are religious banners painted according to traditional iconographic criteria. Fabrics – Bhutanese textiles are a collector’s item. They are the pride of Bhutan and range from plain...
22
Jul

Traditional Bhutanese cuisine to tickle your taste buds

Ema-datshi – Chili cooked in cheese sauce and served with rice. Kule and puta – Buckwheat pancakes and noodles respectively that were formerly the staple diet in Bumthang and central...
18
Jul

Bhutanese quirks at a glance!

Bhutanese simply love to chew doma (areca nut with betel leaves and a dash of lime). It is offered as a gesture of respect or courtesy. So the next time...
18
Jul

Must-visit eateries in Bhutan

Swizz Bakery – One of the oldest eateries in the capital, this one boasts of a cozy ambience. You may like to try out the special omelet with cheese or...
16
Jul

Indian Ambassador to Bhutan clarifies on subsidy withdrawal issue

India’s ambassador to Bhutan, V.P Haran clarified that the withdrawal of subsidies on LPG and kerosene to Bhutan was not political. He added that India would render financial assistance to...
15
Jul

People’s Democratic Party sweeps the general polls

People’s Democratic Party, formerly the world’s smallest Opposition, secured 32 seats out of 47 when the nation went to the polls on July 13. Druk Phuensum Tshogpa, the ruling party...
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