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Exhibition to coincide with Paro Tsechu featuring religiously sacred objects that are not usually on public display.
The National Museum of Bhutan hosts elderly visitors aged between 69 and 89 years, For many, this was their first visit, making it a truly special experience.
The National Museum of Bhutan in Paro welcomed 35 De-suups and 25 trainees from the Zomlha Training Institute, where they were introduced to Bhutanese history, culture, and heritage.
The Museum Division, Department of Culture and Dzongkha Development hosts Heritage Science for Conservation workshops at the National Museum of Bhutan.
Pema Loday, a talented painter from Tshangka will host a 3-month exhibition at the Royal Heritage Museum
Held at the National Museum of Bhutan, this three-month exhibition invites guests to explore the soul of nature through art.
The National Museum of Bhutan, Paro witnessed the flag hoisting of the sacred Lhadar (ལྷ་དར) and Rabney or consecration, a moment of profound cultural and spiritual significance.
Educational visits to the National Museum are a cornerstone of our mission to cultivate cultural pride and artistic excellence among Bhutanese youth.
Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Bhutan supports the Royal Heritage Museum with educational technology to create an immersive learning environment.
Paro, Bhutan - His Excellency Lyonpo Tshering, Home Minister launched the Integrated Digital Museum Management System (IDMMS) at the National Museum of Bhutan, Ta Dzong, Paro.
The National Museum of Bhutan, Ta Dzong, announces the launch of its second artist collaboration exhibition, inaugurated by His Excellency Lyonpo Tshering, Home Minister. This showcase, featuring the exceptional talents of Tandin Wangdi and Passang, will be open to the public from October 16, 2024, to January 15, 2025.
In a transformative initiative that echoes the cycles of renewal, the Department of Culture and Dzongkha Development, Ministry of Home Affairs has launched a global fundraising campaign Building Fund for the Museums of Bhutan (“Building Fund”).
A two-day NFT hackathon, which began yesterday, saw the development of ten Non-Fungible Token prototypes of the 18th-century thangka of Zhabdrung Phunsum Tshogpa. Organised by the Department of Culture and Dzongkha Development, the event aims to preserve Bhutanese culture through digital assets.