Type of class               :           Business and Economy class

No. of Pax                   :           21 pax

Date                            Sector                   No. of heads

 Paro-BKK                    12^th Aug, 2013

BKK-Lukou                 15^th Aug, 2013

Lukou-BKK                 25^th Aug, 2013        7 heads

BKK-Paro                    26^th Aug, 2013

Paro-BKK                    09^th Aug, 2013

BKK-Lukou                 10^th Aug, 2013

Lukou-BKK                 25^th Aug, 2013        1 head

BKK-Paro                    26^th Aug, 2013

Paro-BKK                    13^th Aug, 2013      14 heads

BKK-Lukou                 14^th Aug, 2013

Lukou-BKK                 21^st Aug, 2013        4 heads

BKK-Paro                    22^nd Aug, 2013

Lukou-BKK                 22^nd Aug, 2013        5 heads

BKK-Paro                    23^rd Aug, 2013

Lukou-BKK                 25^th Aug, 2013        5 heads

BKK-Paro                    26^th Aug, 2013

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Terms & Condition

• Sealed rates must be submitted to Bhutan Olympic Committee on 14^th June 2013 on or before 12

noon and shall be opened on the same day at 3:00 pm.

• Sealed quotations should be addressed in favour of the Secretary General, Bhutan Olympic Committee.
• Unconditional quotations like an increase of fares or change of airlines at the time of travel are not accepted.
• The validation of fares and availability of seats should be as per the details mentioned above.
• Bidders are requested to mention the name of the airline & submit confirmed itineraries.
• The availability of seats at the time of travel should be confirmed before submitting the quotation.
• The Ticketing License issued by the Ministry of economic Affairs must be submitted.
• Bidders should submit a Lump sum of Nu. 20,000/- only as Bid Security in the form of a Demand draft/Cash Warant, in favour of the Secretary General, Bhutan Olympic Committee, Thimphu.
• Name & date change should be allowed as per the BOC’s convenience. Relevant charges for this have to be indicated in the quotation.
• Refund should be provided incase of cancellation of the trip. Cancellation fees must also be clearly mentioned.
• Airlines and sector, including transit stops, must be clearly mentioned.
• The rates should be quoted as per the sector given above & will be selected for the most direct route.

For any clarification please contact Mr. Biju Pradhan (CDM) at M-17658013 during office hours

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Participants have a chance to win attractive prizes.

For further information please contact Mr. Biju Pradhan @ 17658013 during officer hours.

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Sporting Asia 21

A joint baseball coaching programme between the Bhutan Olympic Committee and the JICA and JOCV representatives in Bhutan will help promote the sport of Baseball in the country and also help strengthen the relationship between Bhutan and Japan.

Some 50 students took part in the first day at the CICCC ground on Saturday. A team will be selected amongst the participants who will represent Bhutan at the World Children’s Baseball Fair in Japan in August. This program is aimed to give participants the opportunity to learn basic skills of Baseball, teamwork and Japanese culture.

Registration forms can be downloaded from the link below.

Registration Form(1)

BHUTAN BASKETBALL FEDERATION

For the men’s division fixtures please download form the link below

CORONATION CUP 2013

The event flagged off with the Olympic Day Fun Run by His Majesty’s Representative and the President to the Bhutan Olympic Committee His Royal Highness Prince Jigyel Ugyen Wangchuck. The Olympic Day serves to celebrate the anniversary of the International Olympic Committee and is celebrated by thousands of people in more than 160 countries with the objective of getting as many people as possible, moving and experiencing the Olympic Values of excellence, friendship and respect, in addition to the Olympic ideals of Fair Play, Perseverance and Sportsmanship.

The Secretary General of the Bhutan Olympic Committee (BOC), Sonam Karma Tshering said “Every year we take the Olympic Day Celebrations to different parts of the country. Last year we took the Olympic Day to Haa and this year we are here in Gedu. This is in our own small way, in keeping with our vision to take sports to all the youth in the kingdom and we hope that we will be able to someday, truly achieve this noble vision.”

The celebrations included the organization of varied range of activities inspired by the Olympic Principles and Values. This was done so with the help of Federations affiliated to the BOC and also other Sports Associations. This includes sporting events which will encourage people regardless of age, athletic ability and gender to move and discover new sports.

“Bringing the Olympic Day Celebrations to Gedu was an excellent initiative by the BOC as it exposed a gamut of games and sports to the students in the region which they had never experienced before. Such exposure will influence young and impressionable minds to further explore the wonderful experiences and values that the Olympic movement has to offer” said Tshewang Drukdra, Secretary of the Sports Committee, Gaeddu College of Business Studies

The participants had the opportunity to experience and partake in sports like Olympic Archery, Basketball, Football, Kids Athletics, Volleyball, Badminton, Shooting, Taekwondo,  Table Tennis, Mini Tennis, Boxing, Body-building and Weight Lifting, Judo, Karate and also Indigenous Games during the celebrations.

During the day long celebrations the participants also engaged in a Quiz Competition where various questions related to sport were asked by the BOC Officials. The BOC also screened audio visual programmes whereby the IOC Presidents message was relayed and also videos promoting the 17^th Incheon Asian Games.

Approximately 3,000 people comprising of students and sports enthusiast took part in the celebrations this year.

Please check out our gallery for images.

Talking to the media in Hyderabad, HRH said: “It is an honour and a privilege to be here and to take part in this shooting event. As President of the Bhutan Olympic Committee I personally feel that shooting has great potential in Bhutan. We feel that this will be the first stepping stone to a greater and longer relationship between the National Rifle Association of India and the Bhutan Shooting Federation. I hope that this sport becomes an important sport for Bhutan as well.”

Association President Raninder Singh added: “The two countries enjoy a very special relationship and the same spirit could be extended over the sport of shooting. “His Royal Highness’s participation has very effectively reinforced this event’s supremacy. It is not always that one is honoured to shoot in the next lane to an individual who is a constitutional institution and President of the Bhutan Olympic Committee.

“HRH’s simplicity and conduct as an athlete has inspired so many of us in India that he has, through his affectionate demeanour, won over the hearts and minds of countless Indian shooters.” During his five-day visit, HRH also met with Mr. Amit Sanghi, President of the Rifle Association of Andhra Pradesh; Mr. Anurag Sharma, Commissioner of the Hyderabad Police; Mr. Suresh Reddy, Former Speaker; Mr. Gautam Sawang, Deputy Inspector General of Hyderabad; Mr. Gagan Narayan, Olympic Medallist, and officials and members of the Indian shooting fraternity.

Mr. Raninder Singh pledged the full support of Indian shooting to promote the sport in Bhutan. He said:  “We are thinking about having joint programmes where athletes from the two countries can practise together. We would also be very happy to send officials and coaches to help Bhutan prosper in the sport of shooting as we feel Bhutanese stand a chance of winning in this particular sport in the international arena. “We are also talking about setting up a shooting range in Bhutan as infrastructure is the most essential part.”

HRH with the Officials during the 56th National Shooting Championship Competitions

The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) had written to the Bhutan Olympic Committee inviting Lilly and her accompanied guest to attend the 2nd Asian Youth Games in Nanjing China from the 16th to the 24th of August, 2013.

“I am so happy right now, I’ll probably take my father as the accompanied guest. I can’t wait to go to China and witness the Asian Youth Games” says Lilly.
The Nanjing Asian Youth Game will serve as a platform for Lilly to get to know how the media department and the team at major sports gala works.

The OCA will bear all expenses for both Lilly and her guest for the trip.

Lilly Yangchen (winner of YRP) with Sonam Karma Tshering (Secretary General of BOC)