Asia is heating up nearly twice the global average, and the consequences are mounting, from record-breaking floods and heatwaves to accelerating glacier loss and rising sea levels.

Bhutan grows increasingly popular among travellers seeking a break from fast-paced lifestyles, with visitor arrivals rising by 41% in 2024, ...

The Department of Media, Creative Industry and Intellectual Property under the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Employment ...

The survey reveals that urban households spend an average of Nu 67,616 per month, compared to Nu 46,331 in rural areas. On a per capita basis, the urban-rural gap remains stark, with urbanites ...

These two words have a very negative connotation in Nepal today because of the scam that exposed top-tier bureaucrats and politicians in issuing false papers to Nepalis pretending to be refugees from ...

The United States-based Karuna Foundation has awarded a USD 1 million grant to the Tarayana Foundation to support the construction of disaster-resilient homes for Bhutan’s most vulnerable communities.

TOKYO -- A Myanmar-based startup that builds affordable housing made from bamboo for displaced people in the country hopes to bring its business model to South Asian nations such as Bhutan and ...

Bhutan sits between China and India, and its neighbors to the south accounted for more than 73% of arrivals in 2019, when a record 300,000 tourists visited the country. The government's goal is to ...

After four rounds of negotiations, Bhutan and Thailand signed the Free Trade Agreement today. The agreement allows the two countries to trade goods without paying customs duties on each other’s ...

Bhutan was the last nation to allow television, in 1999, but the lifting of the ban arrived with an ominous warning, delivered by the King to the assembled masses at Changlimithang stadium: “Not ...

Bhutan is a tiny, remote Himalayan kingdom nestled between China and India. It has no traffic lights. Here's why it may be added to a White House travel ban.

Empowerment begins at home in Bhutan, where rustic women-led homestays conserve the country’s heritage, support local economies, and boost community-led tourism.