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In a development that marks a proud milestone for Bhutan’s sporting landscape, the recently concluded High Altitude Training Camp at the Thimphu Aquatics Centre has drawn praise from international partners and positioned Bhutan as a promising hub for elite high-altitude training in the region.
Bhutan Emerges as a Premier Hub for High-Altitude Professional Training Read More »
A dream to represent Bhutan.
A dream to wear the colours of our nation and stand before the world—not with arrogance, but with honour.
One For All: Why Team Bhutan Needs You Now, Not Later Read More »
His Royal Highness Prince Jigyel Ugyen Wangchuck, President of the Bhutan Olympic Committee and IOC Member, attended the 60th International Swimming Hall of Fame Awards in Singapore. The event honored global leaders in aquatic sports, including Dr. Husain Al Mussalam. During his visit, His Royal Highness held meaningful discussions with IOC President Mrs. Kirsty Coventry and H.E. Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani, focusing on strengthening regional collaboration and promoting the Olympic Movement across Asia.
Excellence in Bhutan is not measured by podium finishes or gold medals. It is seen in the eyes of a schoolchild who runs across a dusty field after class, chasing not a trophy, but the joy of effort.
When the Olympic Spirit Breathes Through the Mountains of Bhutan Read More »
The Bhutan Boxing Federation is set to participate in the Asian Boxing U19 & U22 Championships 2025, taking place in Bangkok from August 1–12. With six young boxers and two officials, the team will represent Bhutan on one of Asia’s biggest boxing stages, competing alongside athletes from over 25 countries.
It began with an idea so improbable it sounded like a joke: baseball in Bhutan. In a country where archery is king and football owns the fields, who could imagine a game of bats and gloves taking root among the mountains?
Where the Mountains Learned to Swing – Bhutan Baseball Read More »
Safeguarding Workshop: Creating a Safe Sporting Environment for All” officially began at the Olympasia House in Thimphu. This two-day initiative, a collaborative effort between the Bhutan Olympic Committee (BOC), the Gender Equity Commission, and supported by Olympic Solidarity
Bhutan’s Safe Sport Workshop Begins Read More »
As Bhutan steps into this new era, it does so with humility, hope, and a deep sense of responsibility. The ambition is not to compete with others in scale or speed but to set an example of how sports can be nurtured thoughtfully, in harmony with culture and community, while embracing innovation and opportunity.
Bhutan Reimagines Sports Read More »
The Little Club with the Big Dream Paro FC Karma Jigme and the Match That Could Change Bhutan Forever
Paro FC and the Man Who Dared to Dream Beyond the Mountains Read More »
The Bhutan Boxing Federation (BBF) has successfully concluded its Summer Boxing Programs 2025, marking two weeks of high-energy training camps and an electrifying three-day championship aimed at promoting grassroots boxing in the country.
Bhutan Boxing Federation Concludes Summer Boxing Championship 2025 Read More »