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Centuries-old Londha festival in Dagana celebrates life, tradition and community

Centuries-old Londha festival in Dagana celebrates life, tradition and community

Bhutan's deep-rooted traditions and cultural heritage continue to thrive through vibrant local festivals, preserving the nation’s unique identity. Among them, Londha, a centuries-old community archery festival at Bana Chiwog in Dagana's Laja Gewog honours the local deity, Bana Ap, while fostering unity and cultural preservation. Over three days, villagers gather for ritual offerings, spirited archery battles, and traditional dances, reinforcing...

‘Clean Thimphu-Clean Paro’ initiative to improve urban waste management

‘Clean Thimphu-Clean Paro’ initiative to improve urban waste management

To tackle waste management in the country’s two urban centres, the ‘Clean Thimphu - Clean Paro’ initiative was launched coinciding with His Majesty The King's birthday on 21st February. Led by the Department of Environment and Climate Change, the programme partners with Thimphu Thromde, Paro district, and the Bhutan Ecological Society. The initiative aims to improve waste systems and promote...

Royal Bhutan Police reports surge in accidents, drop in fatalities

Royal Bhutan Police reports surge in accidents, drop in fatalities

The number of vehicle accidents in Bhutan has been on the rise. Last year,  the police recorded nearly 1,120 vehicle accidents. This is 55 more than the 2023 figure. According to the police, human errors such as speeding, drunk driving, and poor vehicle maintenance, among others, remain one of the leading causes of vehicle accidents in Bhutan. While vehicle accidents...

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