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Blogs

09
Sep
September 9, 2013

Five Hotels in Thimphu you should try out

Druk Hotel: One of the oldest and best hotels in town, it boasts a bar, a restaurant, a business centre and a health club with a gym, sauna and steam bath. Hotel Phunstho Pelri: It consists of a central  courtyard surrounded by bright rooms with tea and coffee facilities. It also has a bar and...
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22
Aug
August 22, 2013

Japanese embassy to open in Thimphu by next April

The Chairman of the Standing Committee of Foreign Affairs of the House of Representatives from Japan, Katsuyuki Kawai, proposed to open their embassy in Thimphu by April next year. The Chairman said both countries could thus develop their relationship in terms of friendship, economy, culture and tourism. This is a first time visit for the...
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21
Aug
August 21, 2013

Sino-Bhutan border talks to be held on August 22

An eight-member Chinese delegation led by the Vice Foreign Minister Liu Zhenrin will arrive in the country tomorrow for the 21st round of Bhutan-China border talks. Foreign Minister Rinzin Dorje will lead the Bhutanese delegation. The boundary negotiations between the Bhutanese government and the government of the People’s Republic of China are guided by the four...
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19
Aug
August 19, 2013

Different types of Kabneys (ceremonial scarves)

1. A white scarf with fringes is for commoners. 2. A white scarf with fringes and a red band running lengthwise down the middle, with one, two or three red stripes across it, is worn by an assistant district administrator (Dzongrab, Dungpa). 3. A white scarf with fringes and two broad, red, vertical borders is...
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19
Aug
August 19, 2013

Bhutanese Ritual Objects

The Bhutanese use certain ritual objects  which are associated with particular deities during religious ceremonies. 1. Dorje/ Vajrayana – The “diamond-thunderbolt” looks like a small dumb-bell with four or eight prongs branching off from the middle of the central axis and joining again at the extremities. Diamond and thunderbolt both represent purity and indestructibility i.e...
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12
Aug
August 12, 2013

Eight kinds of Chortens (Chorten Degye)

The Eight Chortens commemorate eight different events in Buddha’s life and each is slightly different from the others. Desheg Chorten: Buddha’s father ordered a chorten to be built to celebrate his son’s birth at Lumbini. Changchub Chorten: The king of Bodhgaya ordered a chorten to be built to commemorate Buddha’s enlightenment. Choekhor Choten: Buddha’s five...
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12
Aug
August 12, 2013

Tashi Airline will begin international flight operations in October

Tashi Airline’s first international flight will be on Oct 10 between Paro and Bangkok, Thailand. A one-way fare for Bhutanese and Indian nationals flying Paro to Bangkok will cost Nu 11,000, while a round trip is Nu 21,000. Infants will receive a 90 percent discount, children-33 percent, and students-30 percent.
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12
Aug
August 12, 2013

DPT President’s resignation accepted

The National Assembly’s acceptance of the DPT President and former Prime Minister, Jigmi Y Thinley’s resignation was announced formally on August 11.National Assembly Speaker Jigme Zangpo said the court order has to be issued to the Election Commission to have the by-election for the Nanong-Shumar constituency within 90 days of seat vacancy. Then the report...
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06
Aug
August 6, 2013

DPT President submits resignation

DPT President, Jigmi Y Thinley, after serving the royal government in various capacities for over four decades, including being Bhutan’s first democratically elected Prime Minister, has submitted his resignation. The National Assembly Speaker, Jigme Zangpo, said he needed to study all laws and legal provisions before accepting the resignation. According to the National Assembly Act...
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06
Aug
August 6, 2013

Seven Treasures of the Universal Buddhist Monarch (Gyelsi Nadun)

The Flaming Wheel allows the Monarch to travel wherever he wishes at great speed. The Precious Jewel is made of lapis lazuli and fulfills the wishes of the Monarch and his subjects. The Precious Queen is adorned with all the virtues and is a perfect companion for the Monarch. The Precious Minister is strong and...
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