His Royal Highness Prince Jigyel Ugyen Wangchuck, President of the Bhutan Olympic Committee and Member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), attended the historic IOC Presidential Handover Ceremony and participated in the Olympic Day Celebrations held in Lausanne.
Olympic Week 2025 in Bhutan brought together over 2,000 students, teachers, and communities across four pilot schools to celebrate the Olympic spirit through a week-long series of sports, arts, and value-based activities. More than just games, it was a joyful movement of unity, learning, and friendship
A Week to Remember: Olympic Stories from the Pilot Schools Read More »
Aum Zam, affectionately known as the grandmother of Bhutanese cinema, is a beloved figure whose life story reflects quiet strength, humility, and unwavering devotion. From her early days sweeping the Changlimithang basketball court to becoming a familiar face in over 200 films and TV dramas, she won hearts not through fame but through authenticity. Even at the height of her popularity, Aum Zam remained grounded, dedicating her life to service, family, and the values that make her a true national treasure.
Aum Zam: Bhutan’s Grandmother, The Nation’s Heartbeat Read More »
These athletes don’t wait for perfect weather to train. They practice in the rain. They leave behind celebrations. They rise before sunrise and return home after dark—all for a few moments on the global stage wearing our colors.
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The Bhutan Bodybuilding Association (BBA) organized a heartfelt appreciation luncheon at Yarkay IHCL SeleQtions to honor the athletes and volunteers behind the success of the 15th South Asian Bodybuilding & Physique Sports Championship.
Archers Rewrite Bhutanese Sporting History with Courage, Class, and Clutch Performances in Singapore
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Bhutan’s U16 national cricket team is all set to represent the country in the upcoming ACC Men’s U16 East Zone Cup 2025, to be held in Malaysia from June 20 to July 6. The regional 50-over tournament, organised by the Asian Cricket Council, will bring together ten promising youth teams from across East and Southeast Asia.
BHUTAN TO COMPETE IN ACC MEN’S U16 EAST ZONE CUP 2025 IN MALAYSIA Read More »
This FAQ provides essential information on anti-doping rules for athletes, coaches, and support personnel. From supplement safety and testing procedures to the use of medications and responsibilities of team staff, it covers key questions to help ensure clean, fair, and informed participation in sport.
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This is a story of Aum Yeshi Peldon, and hers is not just a story—it’s an echo that still lingers through the airwaves, deep into the valleys of Punakha, across the hills of Kurseong, and now, forever in our hearts.
Before the Stadiums, There Was a Voice Read More »
The Bhutanese archery team is currently participating in the ongoing Singapore 2025 Asia Cup Leg 2, organized by World Archery Asia (WAAsia), taking place from June 15 to 20, 2025.
Today marked the Qualification Round, where Bhutan featured in both the Recurve and Compound categories.
Bhutan Competes in Qualification Round at Singapore 2025 Asia Cup Leg 2 Read More »