Bhutan is often praised for its unique economic model, prioritizing Gross National Happiness (GNH) over GDP growth. Unlike most nations, Bhutan rejects mass tourism, avoids industrialization, and limits foreign influence but is this strategy sustainable,

The Prime Minister of Bhutan sheds light on how the country’s Bitcoin reserve has benefited the people. While all the focus these days is on U.S. President Donald Trump's Bitcoin strategic reserve plans,

Bhutan aims for upper-middle-income status by 2029 but faces challenges like youth migration, a struggling private sector, and climate risks. Strategic investments in human capital, economic diversification,

Bhutan's remote Haa Valley is the perfect destination for those seeking peace and solitude. It is one of the least visited regions in the country. Guests can stay in traditional farmhouses, share meals with local families, and experience breathtaking views from Chele La Pass, the highest motorable point in Bhutan at 3,988 meters.

These mass timber members will be intricately carved and colored according to traditional Bhutanese craft, with three types of dragons representing Bhutan’s past, present, and future, merging avant-garde innovation with heritage.

The Nabji Korphu Trail in central Bhutan presents a moderately challenging trek through verdant forests and quaint villages. Ideal for culture enthusiasts, the trail meanders through six villages, allowing ample opportunities for trekkers to engage with local communities.

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Bhutan has emerged as an unexpected player in the world of cryptocurrency. The Himalayan kingdom holds the fourth-largest state-owned stockpile of Bitcoin in the world. Its decision to capitalize on the trend has also provided a lifeline for the country’s struggling economy.

BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) has unveiled plans for Bhutan's Gelephu International Airport, a project that aims to combine traditional

I saw Mount Everest and the rest of the Himalayas during my short, 50-minute flight from Kathmandu, Nepal, to Paro, Bhutan. It was incredibly unique.

Danish architect Bjarke Ingels Group has designed Bhutan’s second international airport as part of Gelephu Mindfulness City near the Bhutan-Indian border and the Himalayas.

Dechen Roder’s 'I, The Song' achieved a near clean sweep at Bhutan's National Film Awards, winning best film, director, screenplay and acting honors.