Bhutan, a small landlocked country nestled in the Himalayas, is known for its unique culture, stunning landscapes, and high-quality export products. As a product expert in the industry, let's explore the top 10 high value export products from Bhutan that...
Welcome to our blog post on the top 10 best handmade Bhutanese incense! In this article, we will explore the fascinating world of Bhutanese incense and introduce you to some of the finest handmade varieties available. If you are a...
In the relentless pursuit of effective treatments for COVID-19, researchers have explored various avenues, including natural remedies. One such remedy that has gained attention is Cordyceps, a unique medicinal fungus with potential immunological benefits. In this blog, we delve into...
Incense is an ancient tradition that has been a part of human history for thousands of years. It's no surprise that incense is an essential part of Bhutanese culture, given the country's rich cultural heritage. Bhutan is a small landlocked...
The burning of incense or poe is a very popular facet of Himalayan Buddhist culture. With its origin in Indian Buddhist rituals of offering smell (gandhapuja) and the ancient Bon smoke-offering (sang), the use of incense has a long history...
Did you ever have to choose between eating tasty food and keeping a healthy body? With quinoa, you will no longer have to make that choice. Quinoa (keen-wah), born in the heartland of South America is a staple plant cultivated since the...
A variety of handcrafted and made in Bhutan daily essentials such as food, cloths, medicines, and tea to novelty items can be discovered here. Also they offer customized gifts for all occasions and for your loved ones too. Here are the...
With the rapid growth of internet connectivity in Bhutan, online business has become popular over the years. E-commerce has taken a major leap in this era facilitating transaction of goods or services through the internet and social media platforms. Druksell is...
Ms.kinley Pelden is a fine feather entrepreneur who follows her interest and passion, becoming the first chocolate producer in Bhutan known as Yiga Chocolate. It produces around 100 to 200 bars a day. She produces some of the most unique chocolates in the market. These chocolates are made using different Bhutanese local flavors such as chilies, quinoa, ginger, and mountain blueberries.
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