#druk season 2

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Kutia or kutya is a ceremonial grain dish with sweet gravy traditionally served by Eastern Orthodox Christians and Byzantine Catholic Christians predominantly in Ukraine, Belarus and Russia during the Christmas - Feast of Jordan holiday season and/or as part of a funeral feast. The word with a descriptor is also used to describe the eves of Christmas, New Year, and Feast of Jordan days. In Ukraine kutіa is one of the two essential ritual dishes at the Ukrainian Christmas Eve Supper. The ritual significance of kutia, as well as uzvar, is quite ancient. Ukrainian ethnographer Fedir Vovk traces the origins of these dishes to the Neolithic era. Before dinner, the kutia is placed in the corner ("kut") under the icons, the most honorable place in the house. The pot with the kutia was to stand in this corner from Rizdvo (Christmas) to the Old New Year (January 14). There is also a custom of sending children with kutia to relatives, usually grandparents and godparents. After dinner, the kutia is left on the table for the whole night with spoons for the dead ancestors, "so that our relatives would have dinner and not be angry with us." The religious nature of the dish is emphasized by an ancient custom, when the head of the family approached the window or went out into the yard with a spoonful of kutia and, addressing the frost, invited him three times to take part in dinner with the family. When the frost does not appear, he is advised not to appear, not to do harm to crops, etc .: "Frost, frost, come to us to eat kutia, and if you don't come, don't come for the rye, wheat and other crops." Kutia is the first out of twelve dishes served for Svyata vecherya to be tasted. The head of the family takes the first spoon of the kutia, raises it up and calls out to the souls of departed family members to join them on this night. He then tastes the kutia, and throws the rest of the spoonful up to the ceiling. As many kernels of grain as stick to the ceiling, there should be swarms of bees and newborn cattle in the coming year. As many poppy seeds as remained on the ceiling, each hen should lay as many eggs in the coming year. Everyone present eats a spoonful of kutia, after which the other dishes are brought out an eaten. The main ingredients used to make traditional kutia are: wheatberries, poppy seeds and honey. At times, walnuts, dried fruit and raisins are added as well. Kutia is a Lenten dish and no milk or egg products can be used. There are known kutia recipes that use pearl barley or millet instead of wheatberries. Kolyvo is a Ukrainian ritual dish similar to kutia, but includes no poppy seeds. Kolyvo is served at remembrance services.

src.: Білодід, Іван (ed.). "Кутя". Словник української мови в 11 томах (in Ukrainian). Київ: Наукова думка, Даль, Владимир (1905). Кутия. Толковый словарь живаго великорускаго языка (in Russian). Санкт-Петербург-Москва: Товарищества М.О. Вольф, Крапіва, K, ed. (1977–1984). Куцця. Тлумачальны слоўнік беларускай мовы (in Belarusian). Менск: Беларуская Савецкая Энцыклапедыя, Recipe: Kutia, Star of the Ukrainian Christmas Eve Supper, Василь Скуратівський. Русалії. — Київ: Довіра, 1996. — С. 532—533. ISBN 966-507-028-2, Чубинский П. П. Календарь народных обычаев и обрядов. — Київ: Музична Україна, 1993, Записано в селі Двірець Заславського повіту Волинської губернії, Хведір Вовк. Студії з української етнографії й антропології. — Прага: Український громадський видавничий фонд, б/р. — С. 183, Stechishin, Savella 1959, Traditional Ukrainian Cookery, Trident Press, Winnipeg, Килимник Степан 1964. Український рік у народніх звичаях в історичному освітені Toronto, Yakovenko, Svitlana 2013, Taste of Ukraine: Rustic Cuisine from the heart of Ukraine, Sova Books, Sydney, Artiukh, Lidia 2001, Ukrainian Cuisine and Folk Traditions, Baltija-Druk, Kyiv, Yakovenko, Svitlana 2016, Ukrainian Christmas Eve Supper: Traditional village recipes for Sviata Vecheria, Sova Books, Sydney

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This is the first time someone has ever asked me for fic recs, I'm so happy!!

There's already other posts on essential reading, the best of the best, famous fics, I'll just include some of my personal favorites.

The GOAT, the one I read every year

https://archiveofourown.org/works/8071780/chapters/18495412

No war AU and druk the dragon

https://archiveofourown.org/works/17389601

The blue spirit marries the painted lady

https://archiveofourown.org/works/4423163

Blutara after season 2

https://archiveofourown.org/works/15713832/chapters/36525009

3 times Katara hugged Zuko

https://archiveofourown.org/works/14807732/chapters/34261961

Zutara by letter

https://m.fanfiction.net/s/13135541/5/

Cute toe-curling season 1 zutara

https://archiveofourown.org/works/28150146

Hope at least one of these suits your tastes ^^

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Devlog #35 | 09.26.23

Hi everyone!

Hope the beginning of Fall has been kind to you all <3 To be Frank, it has not been Kind to me LMFAO. But I'll get into that, so let's dive in yippee!

Before I do, someone liked this post recently, which was such a throwback. It was before the full demo was out and everything!! I was so young and full of life. I'm going to sprinkle some comparison shots of the new assets with the old ones to break up the text and also walk down memory lane with me! (Full GUI not shown as I'm still waiting on the assets)

Chapter Cards (Left: After | Right: Before)

The "Progress"

I'm going to structure this devlog a little differently from the usual template. The main reason being, for those of you who didn't see, I have not been feeling Myself recently.

This month I found myself all out of sorts. While I felt like I was making progress and doing so much everyday read: fighting for my life, when I looked back on things at the end of this month, I didn't feel like I really did much.

On a higher level, I finished fulfilling Kickstarter physical rewards, opened a Kofi shop of the remaining merch, edited Druk's route and continued writing Etza's route, updated assets and code for the updated demo, and then general commission stuff (BGs from Vui, soundtracks from Peter, etc.).

But overall, Alaris felt largely like it was kinda sitting at around the same spot as it did when I entered this month. Which made me a little sad! I had wanted to make So Much Progress on Alaris because next month I won't be able to work on it really. Then, I realized I haven't taken a break from game development since I started it two years ago HA!!!

The Real Progress

Development for me has been back-to-back. Chapter releases every 1-2 months during my first half year of development, Full Demo release shortly after, Kickstarter shortly after, Full Game Development shortly after. When I was feeling burnt out from Alaris, I made intertwine. Then I was Heavily Involved in the development of two games shortly after.

All of this on top of my IRL responsibilities, which include a job, PhD school, and well, functioning as a normal human occasionally.

And then here we are at the end of September 2023, and I'm wondering why even though I creatively want to work on Alaris, I find my brain literally just getting too tired to think.

Etza CG (Left: After | Right: Before)

I think ever since the Kickstarter, I've put a lot of pressure on myself to consistently put out LOTS of updates for each monthly devlog. I don't want people to think I'm not working on things or I'm not committed to delivering after giving me their hard earned money. But now, with two years under my belt, I'm realizing that is... HMM maybe too high of a standard to put on myself for my first game ever. There are many much more seasoned developers than me who don't put that pressure on themselves (which is Good and Healthy).

So this month, I debated scrounging around and gathering all my crumbs to give you all a devlog that you'll be satisfied with. But I decided ultimately that wouldn't be good for me and would honestly not be the most transparent way to present the current process of things.

And so. Here I am. Head in my Hands. Letting you all know that while I'm not "burnt out," I am.... only human LOL (one human at that). And so some months, like this one, will just not have much progress to report. Not because I'm not working on it or any other deeper reason. But because it's physically impossible and unreasonable for me to be continuously pushing out a steady stream of content.

In-Game Sprites & BGs (Left: After | Right: Before)

Next month, I'lll be taking a vacation. It's actually my first Big, Official one in a Long Time! I'm very excited for it. And while I did initially think about working on Alaris while I was traveling on trains or things like that, I decided to respect my own need to be a Human and just take a break for once in my life. I don't even want to say I Might work on things, because that sentiment alone will pressure me to make some progress. So yes. Next month, there will be no devlog or updates. But please rest assured, I am "working on Alaris" by letting myself just Exist and Rest Up!

Not an Alaris screenshot but it is market research that deserves to be included because I played House in Fata Morgana recently and it was Phenomenal!

Thank you all for understanding and your continued support. I'm extremely appreciative to have such a kind and patient community. Hope you all have a wonderful October filled with Fall Treats, and I'll see you in November! <3

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There were a lot of gaps between ‘this is Druk’ and ‘he’s my new dragon’ that Aang desperately needed filled. Like, ‘Where do you find a baby dragon?’ ‘How did you get the baby dragon here?’ ‘What is it with you and finding things that have been missing for centuries?’ And most importantly, ‘Can I hold it?’ Granted, that last one may not be the most pressing question but it was still pretty important.

Aang has questions (chp. 2)

Of Badgerfrogs and Dragon Eggs by HappilyUnconventional34 (AO3) Avatar: The Last Airbender – General #Season Three #Post-Canon #Pre-Canon #Time jumps #Fluff #Wild Animals like to adopt Zuko #Sometimes this works out #Sometimes it doesn’t

Zuko has an unnatural affinity with wild animals. Everyone else suffers because of this. Features badgerfrogs, Dragons and adoption via Sabre Tooth Moose Lions.

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Thimphu, the vibrant capital of Bhutan, offers a rich tapestry of culinary delights that cater to a variety of tastes. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the city’s dining scene is brimming with options that promise an exceptional gastronomic experience. From traditional Bhutanese fare to international cuisines, here’s an exhaustive guide to the top restaurants in Thimphu that will surely tantalize your taste buds.

1. Suparna Restaurant: A Culinary Haven

Located in the heart of Thimphu, Suparna Restaurant is renowned for its authentic Bhutanese cuisine and exceptional service. top restaurants in Thimphu The restaurant’s interior exudes a traditional charm with modern amenities, making it a perfect place for both casual dining and special occasions.

Signature Dishes

Ema Datshi: A quintessential Bhutanese dish made with spicy green chilies and cheese.

Phaksha Paa: A flavorful pork dish cooked with radishes and dried chilies.

Jasha Maru: Spicy minced chicken cooked with a blend of Bhutanese spices.

Suparna Restaurant takes pride in using locally sourced ingredients, ensuring that every dish is fresh and bursting with flavor. The attentive staff and cozy ambiance further enhance the dining experience.

2. The Bhutan Kitchen: Embrace Bhutanese Heritage

For those seeking an authentic taste of Bhutanese culture, The Bhutan Kitchen offers a culinary journey steeped in tradition. best Thimphu restaurants Situated near the Tashichho Dzong, this restaurant is a favorite among locals and tourists alike.

Must-Try Dishes

Kewa Datshi: Potatoes cooked in a creamy cheese sauce, a popular vegetarian option.

Beef Shaka: Tender beef cooked with traditional Bhutanese spices and herbs.

Jaju: A comforting vegetable stew with a blend of flavors and textures.

The warm, rustic décor of The Bhutan Kitchen complements its rich menu, making it an ideal destination for a hearty meal that celebrates Bhutanese culinary traditions.

3. Seasons Restaurant: Fusion Delights

Seasons Restaurant offers a unique fusion of local and international flavors, making it a must-visit for those who enjoy a diverse menu. restaurants in Thimphu Located in the bustling area of Thimphu, this restaurant blends modern culinary techniques with traditional Bhutanese ingredients.

Popular Choices

Bhutanese Sushi: A creative twist on traditional sushi using local ingredients.

Grilled Trout: Freshly caught trout grilled to perfection with seasonal vegetables.

Vegetarian Curry: A rich and flavorful curry made with a variety of fresh vegetables.

The chic, contemporary design of Seasons Restaurant and its inventive menu make it a popular choice for those looking to explore new culinary horizons while still enjoying familiar tastes.

4. The Druk Hotel Restaurant: Elegance and Flavor

Located within the Druk Hotel, The Druk Hotel Restaurant combines elegance with exceptional dining. dinner places in Thimphu The restaurant is known for its sophisticated atmosphere and a menu that features both Bhutanese and international dishes.

Signature Menu Items

Druk Thali: A comprehensive platter featuring a variety of Bhutanese dishes.

Grilled Lamb Chops: Succulent lamb chops served with a selection of sauces and sides.

Bhutanese Dumplings: Steamed dumplings filled with a flavorful mix of meat and vegetables.

The Druk Hotel Restaurant provides a refined dining experience with its elegant setting, attentive service, and a menu that caters to both local and international tastes.

5. Chhuzang Café: Casual and Cozy

For a more laid-back dining experience, Chhuzang Café offers a cozy atmosphere and a menu that emphasizes comfort food. restaurant Thimphu Located in a picturesque part of Thimphu, this café is perfect for a casual meal or a relaxing afternoon.

Highlights of the Menu

Cheese Toast: A simple yet satisfying dish made with local cheese and fresh bread.

Vegetable Noodles: A hearty and flavorful noodle dish with a variety of vegetables.

Bhutanese Tea: A traditional tea served with a touch of local spices.

Chhuzang Café is known for its friendly service and inviting ambiance, making it a great spot to unwind and enjoy a delicious meal in a relaxed setting.

6. Lungta Restaurant: Flavorful and Authentic

Situated near the city center, Lungta Restaurant is celebrated for its authentic Bhutanese dishes and warm hospitality. Thimphu restaurants The restaurant’s menu highlights the rich flavors of Bhutanese cuisine, providing a memorable dining experience.

Recommended Dishes

Shakam Ema Datshi: Dried beef cooked with chilies and cheese.

Momo: Bhutanese dumplings stuffed with either meat or vegetables.

Aloo Phing: Stir-fried potatoes with glass noodles and spices.

Lungta Restaurant offers a vibrant and lively atmosphere, making it an excellent choice for those seeking an authentic taste of Bhutan.

7. Saffron Café: International Delights

Saffron Café stands out with its diverse menu that features a blend of international cuisines. Located in a central area of Thimphu, this café is popular for its creative dishes and contemporary setting.

Top Picks

Mediterranean Platter: A variety of Mediterranean dishes including hummus, falafel, and pita bread.

Thai Green Curry: A fragrant and spicy curry with fresh vegetables and aromatic herbs.

Classic Burger: A hearty burger made with high-quality ingredients and served with fries.

Saffron Café is known for its vibrant atmosphere and wide range of dishes that cater to different tastes, making it a favorite spot for food enthusiasts.

8. Zombala Restaurant: Authentic and Traditional

Located in a charming setting, Zombala Restaurant is dedicated to preserving traditional Bhutanese culinary practices. The restaurant’s menu showcases the best of Bhutanese cuisine, prepared with care and authenticity.

Popular Dishes

Paa: A variety of meat dishes, including pork, beef, and chicken, cooked with traditional spices.

Jasha Tshoem: Spicy minced chicken with a unique blend of Bhutanese spices.

Bharma Chura: A spicy mixed vegetable dish with a hint of local flavors.

Zombala Restaurant offers a genuine Bhutanese dining experience with its traditional dishes and warm, welcoming atmosphere.

9. Bhutan Bistro: Modern Bhutanese Cuisine

Bhutan Bistro offers a modern take on traditional Bhutanese dishes, blending innovative cooking techniques with classic flavors. The restaurant’s chic décor and contemporary menu make it a popular choice for food lovers.

Must-Try Items

Bhutanese Tapas: Small plates featuring a variety of Bhutanese flavors and ingredients.

Spicy Lamb Stew: A hearty stew made with tender lamb and a mix of spices.

Seasonal Salads: Fresh salads made with seasonal ingredients and Bhutanese dressings.

Bhutan Bistro provides a sophisticated dining experience with its modern menu and stylish ambiance.

10. Heritage Restaurant: A Taste of Bhutan’s Culinary Past

Heritage Restaurant offers a nostalgic journey through Bhutanese cuisine, showcasing traditional recipes passed down through generations. The restaurant’s décor and menu reflect the rich culinary heritage of Bhutan.

Signature Dishes

Historical Thali: A platter featuring dishes that have been enjoyed by Bhutanese royalty.

Ancient Grain Salad: A salad made with traditional Bhutanese grains and vegetables.

Royal Bhutanese Soup: A rich and flavorful soup with a history dating back to ancient Bhutan.

Heritage Restaurant provides a unique dining experience that celebrates Bhutan’s culinary history with its authentic dishes and historical ambiance.

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Things To Do In Bhutan: Exploring the Land of Happiness

Nestled in the heart of the Eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is a land of stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and profound spirituality. From the vibrant festivals and ancient fortresses to the serene landscapes and warm hospitality, this tiny kingdom offers a wealth of experiences for travelers seeking peace and adventure. Among the top things to do in Bhutan, visiting the Monasteries in Bhutan is a must. These spiritual sanctuaries, perched on cliff edges or nestled in verdant valleys, provide a unique insight into the country’s spiritual and cultural essence.

1. Visit Iconic Monasteries

Bhutan is home to numerous monasteries, each with its unique charm and significance. The most iconic among them is the Paro Taktsang, also known as the Tiger’s Nest Monastery. Perched precariously on a cliffside, this monastery offers breathtaking views and a deeply spiritual experience. Another notable monastery is the Punakha Dzong, a stunning fortress at the confluence of the Pho and Mo Chhu rivers. Its beautiful architecture and serene surroundings make it a must-visit. Additionally, the Gangtey Monastery in the Phobjikha Valley is known for its picturesque setting and the annual Black-Necked Crane Festival.

2. Explore Thimphu

Thimphu, the capital city, is a fascinating blend of tradition and modernity. Start your exploration at the Tashichho Dzong, the seat of the government and the monastic body. The National Memorial Chorten is another significant site, where locals gather to pray and meditate. Don’t miss the Buddha Dordenma, a massive statue of Buddha overlooking the city. Thimphu is also home to the bustling weekend market, where you can shop for local handicrafts, textiles, and fresh produce.

3. Trekking and Hiking

For adventure enthusiasts, trekking and hiking are among the top things to do in Bhutan. The country offers numerous trails, ranging from easy hikes to challenging treks. The Druk Path Trek, a five-day journey from Paro to Thimphu, is one of the most popular routes, offering spectacular views of the Himalayas, ancient monasteries, and pristine lakes. The Snowman Trek, considered one of the most difficult treks in the world, is for seasoned trekkers seeking a thrilling challenge.

4. Experience Local Festivals

Bhutan’s festivals, or Tsechus, are vibrant celebrations of culture and spirituality. These festivals, held in various monasteries and dzongs, feature masked dances, traditional music, and colorful costumes. The Paro Tsechu and Thimphu Tsechu are among the most famous, drawing thousands of locals and tourists alike. Attending a Tsechu provides a unique opportunity to witness Bhutanese traditions, meet local people, and experience the country’s festive spirit.

5. Visit the Dochula Pass

The Dochula Pass, located between Thimphu and Punakha, offers panoramic views of the snow-capped Himalayas. At the pass, you’ll find the Druk Wangyal Chortens, a collection of 108 stupas built in honor of Bhutanese soldiers. The Dochula Pass is a popular stop for travelers, offering a serene atmosphere and stunning photo opportunities.

6. Discover the Valleys of Bhutan

Bhutan’s valleys are breathtakingly beautiful and rich in cultural heritage. The Paro Valley, home to the international airport, is dotted with ancient monasteries, traditional farmhouses, and lush rice paddies. The Bumthang Valley, considered the spiritual heartland of Bhutan, is home to some of the oldest temples and monasteries, including the Jambay Lhakhang and Kurje Lhakhang. The Phobjikha Valley, a glacial valley, is a prime spot for birdwatching, especially the endangered black-necked cranes.

7. Wellness and Retreats

For those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation, Bhutan offers several wellness retreats. Many hotels and resorts provide traditional Bhutanese hot stone baths, herbal treatments, and meditation sessions. The peaceful environment and pristine nature make Bhutan an ideal destination for a wellness retreat, allowing visitors to unwind and connect with their inner selves.

8. Savor Bhutanese Cuisine

No trip to Bhutan is complete without indulging in the local cuisine. Bhutanese food is known for its bold flavors and use of chili peppers. Try the national dish, Ema Datshi, a spicy stew made with chilies and cheese. Other must-try dishes include Jasha Maru (spicy chicken), Phaksha Paa (pork with red chilies), and Momos (dumplings). Pair your meal with a cup of Suja, traditional butter tea, for an authentic culinary experience.

Conclusion

Bhutan, with its untouched natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, offers an array of experiences that cater to all types of travelers. Whether you are exploring the majestic monasteries in Bhutan, trekking through the rugged landscapes, or immersing yourself in local festivals, this enchanting kingdom promises a memorable and enriching journey. With its emphasis on happiness and well-being, Bhutan truly lives up to its reputation as the last Shangri-La.

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Holidays 5.2

Holidays

Astronomy Day

Ba Ba Ba Booo Day

Baby Day

Battle of Hogwarts Day (Harry Potter)

Bird L.A. Day (California)

Brothers and Sisters Day

Childhood Depression Awareness Day

Coarse Fishing Season begins (Medieval UK)

Day of Madrid (Spain)

Dos de Mayo Uprising Anniversary Day (Spain)

Fire Day

Flag Day (Poland)

Good Housekeeping Day

Holiday of the Region of Madrid (Spain)

International Harry Potter Day

International Loch Ness Monster Day

International Market Research Day

King James Bible Day

Mad Festival

National Babies Day

National Byron Day

National Curly Hair Day (UK)

National Day of Hiring

National Education Day (Indonesia)

National Fire Day

National Freeman-Sheldon Syndrome Awareness Day

National Life Insurance Day

National Play Your Ukulele Day

National Report Homeland Security Fraud Day

National Sandra Day

Natural Joy Day

Peasant's Day (Burma)

Placebo Day

Polish Diaspora and Poles Abroad Day

Robert's Rules of Order Day

Rowdy Friends Day

Sam Winchester Day (Supernatural)

Sappho Asteroid Day

Scurvy Awareness Day

Sibling Appreciation Day

Take a Baby to Lunch Day

Teachers’ Day (Bhutan, Iran)

Third Druk Gyalpo Day (Bhutan)

Trade Unions House Fire Anniversary (Ukraine)

Wallflower Day (French Republic)

World Bloggers Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Green Tea Day (Japan)

National Matcha Day

National Truffle Day

World Tuna Day (UN)

1st Thursday in May

Idaho Gives Day (Idaho) [1st Thursday]

Kid Lit Art Postcard Day [1st Thursday]

Make-a-Book Day [Thursday of 1st Full Week]

Martin Z. Mollusk Day [1st Thursday]

Mom's Night Out [Thursday before Mother's Day]

National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day [Thursday of 1st Full Week]

National Day of Prayer [1st Thursday]

National Day of Reason [1st Thursday]

National Student Nurse Day [Thursday of 1st Full Week]

Thank a Dance Teacher [1st Thursday]

Thank a Youth Worker Day [1st Thursday]

Throwback Thursday [Every Thursday]

World Password Day [1st Thursday]

Weekly Holidays beginning May 2 (1st Week)

Children’s Book Week (thru 5.8)

Screen Free Week (thru 5.8)

Independence & Related Days

Hudson Bay Company (Founded; 1670)

Richensland (Declared; 2021) [unrecognized]

Festivals Beginning May 2, 2024

Earth Frequency Festival (Queensland, Australia) [thru 5.6]

Festival Accès Asie (Montreal, Canada) [thru 6.2]

LSR Wine Stroll (Chicago, Illinois)

Mushroom Festival (Richmond, Missouri) [thru 5.4]

Strawberry Festival (Cabot, Arkansas) [thru 5.4]

UK Asian Film Festival (London, UK) [thru 5.12]

Vinton County Wild Turkey Festival (McArthur, Ohio) [thru 5.5]

World Art Dubai (Dubai, UAE) [thru 5.5]

Feast Days

Ahudemmeh (Syriac Orthodox Church).

Alexandre Antigua (Artology)

Athanasius of Alexandria (a.k.a. Athanasius  the Great; Western Christianity)

Blessing of the Deosil (a.k.a. Sunwise; Celtic Book of Days)

Boris I of Bulgaria (Bulgarian Orthodox Church)

Conrad of Seldenbüren (Christian; Saint)

Demosthenes (Positivist; Saint)

Eve of the Finding of the True Cross

Exsuperius and Zoe (Christian; Martyrs)

Feast of Osiris (who taught the Egyptians how to brew beer)

Feast of Ysahodhara (Consort of Buddha)

Fertility Festival featuring a Man wearing a hobbyhorse costume, a devil’s mask, and pointed hat (UK; Everyday Wicca)

Fiesta Dei Serpari (Cocullo, Italy)

Germanus of Normandy (Christian; Saint)

Giovanni Niccolò Servandoni (Artology)

Humane Day

Jerome K. Jerome (Writerism)

Junior (Muppetism)

Listen to Your Heart Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Mafalda (Christian; Saint)

Media Ver I (Pagan)

Nina Hartley Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Ramen Day (Pastafarian)

Scurvy Awareness Day (Pastafarian)

Ultan (Christian; Saint)

Waldebert (Christian; Saint)

Wiborada (Christian; Martyr & Virgin)

Zoe (Christian; Saint)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Lucky Day (Philippines) [25 of 71]

Tomobiki (友引 Japan) [Good luck all day, except at noon.]

Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [24 of 60]

Premieres

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (Film; 2014)

Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (Film; 1997)

The Awful Tooth (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1952)

Ballyhooey (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1960)

Bulldog Drummond (Film; 1929)

The Cute Recruit (Phantasies Cartoon; 1941)

Daffy’s Southern Exposure (WB LT Cartoon; 1942)

Disintegration, by The Cure (Album; 1989)

A Dog’s Dream (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1941)

Emotional Intelligence, by Daniel Coleman (Book; 1996)

The Firm, by John Grisham (Novel; 1991)

The Holy Bible, King James Version (Religious Book; 1611)

Iron Man (Film; 2008)

I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me), by Whitney Houston (Song; 1987)

The Jack Benny Program (Radio Series; 1932)

Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling (Film; 1986)

Let It Be Me (WB MM Cartoon; 1936)

Living With War, by Neil Young (Album; 2006)

Made of Honor (Film; 2008)

The Magician’s Nephew, by C.S. Lewis (Novel; 1955) [The Chronicles of Narnia #6]

Miracle on 34th Street (Film; 1947)

Money Heist (TV Series; 2017)

My Favorite Wife (Film; 1940)

No Ordinary Time, by Doris Kearns Goodwin (History Book; 1995)

The Odd Couple (Film; 1968)

The Old House (Happy Harmonies Cartoon; 1936)

Peter and the Wolf, by Sergei Prokofiev (Symphonic Fairy Tale; 1936)

Pontoffel Pock, Where Are You? (DePatie-Freleng Animated TV Special; 1980)

The Postman Always Rings Twice (Film; 1946)

Ragtime Romeo (Ub Iwerks Cartoon; 1931)

The Return of Dr. Fu Manchu (Film; 1930)

The Screwtape Letters, by C.S. Lewis (Novel; 1942)

Southern Fried Rabbit (WB LT Cartoon; 1953)

The Taming of the Shrew, by William Shakespeare (Play; 1594)

Tell Laura I Love Her, recorded by Ray Peterson (Song; 1960)

10,000 Days, by Tool (Album; 2006)

Triplanetary, by E.E. "Doc" Smith (Novel; 1948) [Lensman #1]

The Vanishing Duck (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1958)

The Wacky Rabbit (WB MM Cartoon; 1942)

Waitress (Film; 2007)

Wonderful Tonight, recorded by Eric Clapton (Song; 1977)

X2: X-Men United (Film; 2003)

Today’s Name Days

Athanasius, Boris, Siegmund (Austria)

Boriana, Boris, Borislav, Borislava (Bulgaria)

Atanazije, Boris (Croatia)

Zikmund (Czech Republic)

Athanasius (Denmark)

Maaja, Mai, Maia, Maie, Maiu (Estonia)

Viivi, Vuokko (Finland)

Boris, Zoé (France)

Boris, Siegmund, Zoé (Germany)

Avgerinos, Esperos, Matrona (Greece)

Zsigmond (Hungary)

Atanasio, Efisio (Italy)

Laris, Sigismunds, Visvaris, Zigmunds (Latvia)

Atanazas, Eidmantas, Meilė (Lithuania)

Åsa, Åse (Norway)

Afanazy, Anatol, Atanazy, Longin, Longina, Walenty, Walter, Witomir, Zygmunt (Poland)

Atanasie (Romania)

Tamara (Russia)

Žigmund (Slovakia)

Atanasio, Zoe (Spain)

Filip, Filippa (Sweden)

Bing, Zoe, Zoey, Zolita (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 123 of 2024; 243 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 4 of week 18 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Saille (Willow) [Day 19 of 28]

Chinese: Month 3 (Wu-Chen), Day 24 (Bing-Yin)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Hebrew: 24 Nisan 5784

Islamic: 23 Shawwal 1445

J Cal: 3 Magenta; Threesday [23 of 30]

Julian: 19 April 2024

Moon: 37%: Waning Crescent

Positivist: 11 Caesar (5th Month) [Ptolemy Lagus]

Runic Half Month: Lagu (Flowing Water) [Day 8 of 15]

Season: Spring (Day 45 of 92)

Week: 1st Week of May

Zodiac: Taurus (Day 13 of 31)

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Holidays 5.2

Holidays

Astronomy Day

Ba Ba Ba Booo Day

Baby Day

Battle of Hogwarts Day (Harry Potter)

Bird L.A. Day (California)

Brothers and Sisters Day

Childhood Depression Awareness Day

Coarse Fishing Season begins (Medieval UK)

Day of Madrid (Spain)

Dos de Mayo Uprising Anniversary Day (Spain)

Fire Day

Flag Day (Poland)

Good Housekeeping Day

Holiday of the Region of Madrid (Spain)

International Harry Potter Day

International Loch Ness Monster Day

International Market Research Day

King James Bible Day

Mad Festival

National Babies Day

National Byron Day

National Curly Hair Day (UK)

National Day of Hiring

National Education Day (Indonesia)

National Fire Day

National Freeman-Sheldon Syndrome Awareness Day

National Life Insurance Day

National Play Your Ukulele Day

National Report Homeland Security Fraud Day

National Sandra Day

Natural Joy Day

Peasant's Day (Burma)

Placebo Day

Polish Diaspora and Poles Abroad Day

Robert's Rules of Order Day

Rowdy Friends Day

Sam Winchester Day (Supernatural)

Sappho Asteroid Day

Scurvy Awareness Day

Sibling Appreciation Day

Take a Baby to Lunch Day

Teachers’ Day (Bhutan, Iran)

Third Druk Gyalpo Day (Bhutan)

Trade Unions House Fire Anniversary (Ukraine)

Wallflower Day (French Republic)

World Bloggers Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Green Tea Day (Japan)

National Matcha Day

National Truffle Day

World Tuna Day (UN)

1st Thursday in May

Idaho Gives Day (Idaho) [1st Thursday]

Kid Lit Art Postcard Day [1st Thursday]

Make-a-Book Day [Thursday of 1st Full Week]

Martin Z. Mollusk Day [1st Thursday]

Mom's Night Out [Thursday before Mother's Day]

National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day [Thursday of 1st Full Week]

National Day of Prayer [1st Thursday]

National Day of Reason [1st Thursday]

National Student Nurse Day [Thursday of 1st Full Week]

Thank a Dance Teacher [1st Thursday]

Thank a Youth Worker Day [1st Thursday]

Throwback Thursday [Every Thursday]

World Password Day [1st Thursday]

Weekly Holidays beginning May 2 (1st Week)

Children’s Book Week (thru 5.8)

Screen Free Week (thru 5.8)

Independence & Related Days

Hudson Bay Company (Founded; 1670)

Richensland (Declared; 2021) [unrecognized]

Festivals Beginning May 2, 2024

Earth Frequency Festival (Queensland, Australia) [thru 5.6]

Festival Accès Asie (Montreal, Canada) [thru 6.2]

LSR Wine Stroll (Chicago, Illinois)

Mushroom Festival (Richmond, Missouri) [thru 5.4]

Strawberry Festival (Cabot, Arkansas) [thru 5.4]

UK Asian Film Festival (London, UK) [thru 5.12]

Vinton County Wild Turkey Festival (McArthur, Ohio) [thru 5.5]

World Art Dubai (Dubai, UAE) [thru 5.5]

Feast Days

Ahudemmeh (Syriac Orthodox Church).

Alexandre Antigua (Artology)

Athanasius of Alexandria (a.k.a. Athanasius  the Great; Western Christianity)

Blessing of the Deosil (a.k.a. Sunwise; Celtic Book of Days)

Boris I of Bulgaria (Bulgarian Orthodox Church)

Conrad of Seldenbüren (Christian; Saint)

Demosthenes (Positivist; Saint)

Eve of the Finding of the True Cross

Exsuperius and Zoe (Christian; Martyrs)

Feast of Osiris (who taught the Egyptians how to brew beer)

Feast of Ysahodhara (Consort of Buddha)

Fertility Festival featuring a Man wearing a hobbyhorse costume, a devil’s mask, and pointed hat (UK; Everyday Wicca)

Fiesta Dei Serpari (Cocullo, Italy)

Germanus of Normandy (Christian; Saint)

Giovanni Niccolò Servandoni (Artology)

Humane Day

Jerome K. Jerome (Writerism)

Junior (Muppetism)

Listen to Your Heart Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Mafalda (Christian; Saint)

Media Ver I (Pagan)

Nina Hartley Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Ramen Day (Pastafarian)

Scurvy Awareness Day (Pastafarian)

Ultan (Christian; Saint)

Waldebert (Christian; Saint)

Wiborada (Christian; Martyr & Virgin)

Zoe (Christian; Saint)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Lucky Day (Philippines) [25 of 71]

Tomobiki (友引 Japan) [Good luck all day, except at noon.]

Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [24 of 60]

Premieres

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (Film; 2014)

Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (Film; 1997)

The Awful Tooth (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1952)

Ballyhooey (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1960)

Bulldog Drummond (Film; 1929)

The Cute Recruit (Phantasies Cartoon; 1941)

Daffy’s Southern Exposure (WB LT Cartoon; 1942)

Disintegration, by The Cure (Album; 1989)

A Dog’s Dream (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1941)

Emotional Intelligence, by Daniel Coleman (Book; 1996)

The Firm, by John Grisham (Novel; 1991)

The Holy Bible, King James Version (Religious Book; 1611)

Iron Man (Film; 2008)

I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me), by Whitney Houston (Song; 1987)

The Jack Benny Program (Radio Series; 1932)

Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling (Film; 1986)

Let It Be Me (WB MM Cartoon; 1936)

Living With War, by Neil Young (Album; 2006)

Made of Honor (Film; 2008)

The Magician’s Nephew, by C.S. Lewis (Novel; 1955) [The Chronicles of Narnia #6]

Miracle on 34th Street (Film; 1947)

Money Heist (TV Series; 2017)

My Favorite Wife (Film; 1940)

No Ordinary Time, by Doris Kearns Goodwin (History Book; 1995)

The Odd Couple (Film; 1968)

The Old House (Happy Harmonies Cartoon; 1936)

Peter and the Wolf, by Sergei Prokofiev (Symphonic Fairy Tale; 1936)

Pontoffel Pock, Where Are You? (DePatie-Freleng Animated TV Special; 1980)

The Postman Always Rings Twice (Film; 1946)

Ragtime Romeo (Ub Iwerks Cartoon; 1931)

The Return of Dr. Fu Manchu (Film; 1930)

The Screwtape Letters, by C.S. Lewis (Novel; 1942)

Southern Fried Rabbit (WB LT Cartoon; 1953)

The Taming of the Shrew, by William Shakespeare (Play; 1594)

Tell Laura I Love Her, recorded by Ray Peterson (Song; 1960)

10,000 Days, by Tool (Album; 2006)

Triplanetary, by E.E. "Doc" Smith (Novel; 1948) [Lensman #1]

The Vanishing Duck (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1958)

The Wacky Rabbit (WB MM Cartoon; 1942)

Waitress (Film; 2007)

Wonderful Tonight, recorded by Eric Clapton (Song; 1977)

X2: X-Men United (Film; 2003)

Today’s Name Days

Athanasius, Boris, Siegmund (Austria)

Boriana, Boris, Borislav, Borislava (Bulgaria)

Atanazije, Boris (Croatia)

Zikmund (Czech Republic)

Athanasius (Denmark)

Maaja, Mai, Maia, Maie, Maiu (Estonia)

Viivi, Vuokko (Finland)

Boris, Zoé (France)

Boris, Siegmund, Zoé (Germany)

Avgerinos, Esperos, Matrona (Greece)

Zsigmond (Hungary)

Atanasio, Efisio (Italy)

Laris, Sigismunds, Visvaris, Zigmunds (Latvia)

Atanazas, Eidmantas, Meilė (Lithuania)

Åsa, Åse (Norway)

Afanazy, Anatol, Atanazy, Longin, Longina, Walenty, Walter, Witomir, Zygmunt (Poland)

Atanasie (Romania)

Tamara (Russia)

Žigmund (Slovakia)

Atanasio, Zoe (Spain)

Filip, Filippa (Sweden)

Bing, Zoe, Zoey, Zolita (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 123 of 2024; 243 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 4 of week 18 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Saille (Willow) [Day 19 of 28]

Chinese: Month 3 (Wu-Chen), Day 24 (Bing-Yin)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Hebrew: 24 Nisan 5784

Islamic: 23 Shawwal 1445

J Cal: 3 Magenta; Threesday [23 of 30]

Julian: 19 April 2024

Moon: 37%: Waning Crescent

Positivist: 11 Caesar (5th Month) [Ptolemy Lagus]

Runic Half Month: Lagu (Flowing Water) [Day 8 of 15]

Season: Spring (Day 45 of 92)

Week: 1st Week of May

Zodiac: Taurus (Day 13 of 31)

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Unlock the Wonders of Bhutan: Reserve Your Bhutan Tour Packages from Kolkata Today

Welcome to the enchanting realm of Bhutan, where the allure of the Himalayas calls forth an unforgettable odyssey. Our Bhutan tour package from Kolkata, meticulously curated by NatureWings Holidays, extends an invitation to delve into the intricate tapestry of Bhutanese heritage and breathtaking panoramas.

Nestled amidst the Himalayan embrace, betwixt the borders of India and China, Bhutan stands as a neighboring jewel, patiently awaiting exploration. Opting for a Bhutan package tour from Kolkata through NatureWings Holidays, esteemed as the premier Bhutan tour operator in Kolkata, unlocks the gates to a realm teeming with diversity. Bhutan transcends mere geography; it is an immersive encounter embracing diverse landscapes, vibrant festivals, culinary delights, traditional garb, and the warm embrace of its people.

Despite its modest size, this captivating land adheres to the principle of "High Value, Low Impact," safeguarding its age-old customs amidst the wave of technological progress. Bhutan stands as one of the globe's lesser-visited, untainted, and carbon-negative nations—a rare gem setting it apart from the mainstream tourist trail.

Embark on a journey through architectural marvels known as Dzongs—fortress-like edifices serving as both religious sanctuaries and administrative hubs on your Bhutan package tour from Kolkata. Adorned with intricate motifs, these structures offer a glimpse into Bhutan's storied past. Monasteries perched upon verdant hillsides provide sanctuaries for spiritual reflection, resonating with the cadence of monks' chants.

Immerse yourself in Bhutanese culture by donning traditional attire—Gho for men and Kira for women—elevating your journey with an authentic cultural immersion. Relish the flavors of Bhutanese gastronomy, characterized by red rice, fiery chilies, and artisanal cheeses. Our meticulously curated Bhutan tour package culinary experiences promise a journey of gastronomic delight, complemented by sips of Ara, a local libation.

With NatureWings Holidays, partake in the jubilant festivities during our Kolkata to Bhutan trip, where the nation pulsates with the rhythms of traditional celebrations. From the exuberant Paro Tsechu to the sacred Punakha Drubchen, bear witness to mesmerizing dances, masked performances, and devout rituals.

Our Kolkata to Bhutan tour packages encompass deluxe accommodations, knowledgeable English-speaking guides, and seasoned chauffeurs. Capture the majesty of Bhutan's landscapes, traverse scenic hiking trails, and immerse yourself in its profound cultural ethos. Secure your Bhutan tour package from Kolkata today and let the enchantment of Bhutan weave memories to cherish for a lifetime!

You can talk 24*7 to our Bhutan Super Specialist Mr. Sandip Raha +91-98300-13505

 For More Details Visit Our Bhutan Package Tour from Kolkata :

DURATION FOR BHUTAN PACKAGE TOUR FROM KOLKATA: 7N | 8D

Destinations Covered in 7 Nights 8 Days Bhutan Tour Package from Kolkata: Thimphu 2N | Punakha 1N | Phobjikha Valley 1N | Paro 3N

Pickup & Drop: Paro International Airport [PBH] | Airport Road Paro, 12001, Bhutan

DAY WISE BHUTAN TOUR ITINERARY FROM KOLKATA

DAY 1  → WELCOME AT PARO AIRPORT, TRANSFER TO THIMPHU

DAY 2  → THIMPHU FULL DAY SIGHTSEEING

DAY 3  → THIMPU TO PHOBJIKHA VALLEY TOUR

DAY 4  → POBJIKHA VALLEY TO PUNAKHA

DAY 5  → PUNAKHA TO PARO & SIGHTSEEING

DAY 6  → PARO, TAKTSANG MONASTERY HIKING

DAY 7  → PARO TO CHELA-LA-PASS DAY EXCURSION

DAY 8  → DEPARTURE FROM PARO AIRPORT

SOME IMPORTANT FACTS THAT YOU MUST KNOW BEFORE KOLKATA TO BHUTAN TOUR BY FLIGHT

Known locally as "Druk Yul," which translates to "the Land of the Dragons," Bhutan holds a unique cultural identity.

Bhutan boasts a remarkable history of independence, having never been conquered or ruled by external forces.

Remarkably, Bhutan stands as the world's sole Carbon Negative Country, emphasizing its commitment to environmental sustainability.

Until the 1970s, Bhutan remained largely isolated from the global community, preserving its distinct cultural heritage.

An intriguing fact: Bhutan is devoid of traffic lights, fostering a more harmonious flow of transportation.

Governed by a constitutional monarchy, Bhutan blends tradition with modern governance structures.

Unlike conventional measures, Bhutan does not rely solely on GDP as an indicator of economic progress; instead, it prioritizes Gross National Happiness (GNH).

Striving for environmental preservation, Bhutan maintains a plastics-free policy, contributing to its pristine landscapes.

With fewer than 20 qualified pilots, flying into Bhutan's sole airport presents a unique challenge.

Smoking is strictly prohibited in Bhutan, reflecting the nation's dedication to public health and well-being.

Bhutan is home to some of the world's highest unclimbed peaks, including Gangkhar Puensum, adding allure to its rugged terrain.

The Takin, a goat-antelope hybrid, proudly serves as Bhutan's national animal, symbolizing its rich biodiversity.

Prepare your taste buds for a spicy adventure; Bhutanese cuisine is renowned for its fiery chili-infused dishes.

In Bhutan, education and healthcare are fundamental rights, accessible to all citizens free of charge.

Archery holds a special place in Bhutanese culture, revered as the national sport and celebrated in festivals and competitions.

Bhutanese reverence for their king is palpable; his image graces the walls of homes across the nation.

Enjoy a sense of security in Bhutan; the country boasts a remarkably low crime rate, fostering a safe environment for residents and visitors alike.

The wearing of traditional attire, Gho for men and Kira for women, is mandatory in certain settings, including schools, government offices, and festivals.

Environmental stewardship is paramount in Bhutan, with a strong emphasis on maintaining cleanliness and preserving natural beauty.

Betel leaf and areca nut chewing is a common practice among Bhutanese, reflecting cultural traditions and social customs.

Ema Datshi, a delectable dish crafted from spicy chilies and local cheese, holds the esteemed title of Bhutan's national food, tantalizing palates with its bold flavors.

BHUTAN TOUR FROM KOLKATA INCLUDES

Accommodation in TCB listed Hotels (Double/Twin Sharing Room)

Meal Plan MAP (Breakfast and Dinner)

Transfers & all sightseeing in an exclusive Non-AC Vehicle (Pvt. Basis)

Parking, Toll Tax, e-Permits

Thimphu Local Sightseeing

Paro City Tour

English / Hindi Speaking Tour Guide

All transfer will be on point to point basis

SDF Charges (Sustainable Development Fee)

01 Bottle Packages Drinking Water Per Day on Vehicle

Guest Service Support during the trip from Bhutan & India Office 24/7

KOLKATA TO BHUTAN TOUR EXCLUDES

Air Fare

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[medhey]

Hiking in the Himalayas: A Guide to Trekking with Medhey

However, I can provide you with a general guide to trekking in the Himalayas, including Bhutan. If "Medhey" is a new travel platform or service, please check their website or contact them directly for specific information.

Trekking in the Himalayas: A Guide with Medhey

1. Choose Your Destination:

The Himalayas offer various trekking routes. Popular destinations in Bhutan include the Druk Path Trek, Snowman Trek, and Jomolhari Trek. Choose a trek based on your fitness level, experience, and preferences.

2. Plan Your Itinerary:

Work with Medhey or your chosen tour operator to plan a trekking itinerary. Consider acclimatization days, scenic spots, and cultural attractions along the route.

3. Obtain Necessary Permits:

Bhutan requires trekking permits, and certain areas may have restrictions. Medhey or your tour operator can assist you in obtaining the required permits.

4. Gear and Equipment:

Ensure you have appropriate trekking gear, including sturdy hiking boots, warm clothing, a good-quality backpack, and a sleeping bag. Medhey can provide information on renting or purchasing equipment.

5. Physical Fitness:

Trekking in the Himalayas can be demanding. Engage in regular physical exercise to build stamina and endurance. Consult with your healthcare provider before embarking on a high-altitude trek.

6. Guided vs. Independent Trekking:

Decide whether you want to trek independently or with a guide. Medhey can arrange experienced guides who are familiar with the local terrain and culture.

7. Altitude Acclimatization:

Acclimatize gradually to reduce the risk of altitude sickness. Include rest days in your itinerary and ascend slowly to higher altitudes.

8. Respect Local Culture:

Be mindful of local customs and traditions. Consult with your guide or Medhey to understand cultural nuances, especially when passing through remote villages.

9. Safety Measures:

Follow safety guidelines provided by your tour operator or guide. Keep a first aid kit, stay hydrated, and be aware of weather conditions.

10. Leave No Trace:

Practice responsible trekking by minimizing your impact on the environment. Carry out all waste, and respect the natural beauty of the region.

11. Weather Considerations:

Be aware of the weather conditions during your trekking season. Winter treks may require specialized gear, while monsoon season might bring rain and leeches.

12. Celebrate the Journey:

Enjoy the breathtaking landscapes, interact with locals, and immerse yourself in the unique culture of the Himalayan region.

Always stay informed about the latest travel updates and conditions. If "Medhey" is a travel service, they can provide specific details on their offerings and support for trekking adventures in the Himalayas, including Bhutan.

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Inside Look at the Growth and Success of Bhutan Football League

1. Overview of the Bhutan Football Live Score League

The Bhutan Football League (BFL) is the top tier football league in Bhutan, consisting of eight teams from across the country. Despite being a relatively small and remote nation, Bhutan has a passion for football that has grown in recent years. The BFL has played a crucial role in the development of football in the country, providing elite-level competition for players and valuable exposure for Bhutanese football on a global stage. In this blog, we'll provide an overview of the Bhutan Football League, highlighting its history, format, and significance for Bhutanese football.

2. History and significance of the league

History and Significance of the Bhutan Football League

The Bhutan Football League was established in 2012, with the goal of professionalizing football in Bhutan. Prior to the formation of the BFL, football clubs in Bhutan operated on a semi-professional basis. This made it difficult for players to fully commit to football as a career, and also limited the development of the sport in the country.

Since its inception, the BFL has grown in popularity, attracting more fans, sponsors and media attention. The league has also played a significant role in the development of Bhutanese football. By providing a platform for elite-level competition, the BFL has helped to raise the standard of football in Bhutan and has given talented players the opportunity to showcase their skills.

One of the unique features of the BFL is its focus on promoting youth development. All teams in the league are required to have at least three U-21 players in their starting line-up. This has helped to nurture young talent in Bhutan and has created a pipeline for future national team players.

Another important aspect of the BFL is its contribution to building a sense of national pride and identity. Football is a popular sport across the world, and the success of the Bhutanese national football team has helped to put Bhutan on the global football map. The BFL provides a platform for local players to represent their communities and their country, promoting a sense of unity and pride among Bhutanese people.

In summary, the Bhutan Football Live League has played an important role in the development of football in Bhutan, providing elite-level competition, promoting youth development, and contributing to a sense of national identity. As the league continues to grow and evolve, it is likely to have an even greater impact on the future of football in Bhutan.

3. Participating teams and players

Participating Teams and Players in the Bhutan Football League

The Bhutan Football League comprises eight teams, each representing a different region of the country. The teams are:

1. Thimphu City FC

2. Paro FC

3. Transport United FC

4. Ugyen Academy FC

5. Phuentsholing City FC

6. Druk Stars FC

7. Bhutan Clearing FC

8. Thimphu FC

Each team consists of a squad of around 30 players, including both domestic and foreign players. Many of the foreign players are from neighboring South Asian countries such as India and Nepal.

One of the unique features of the BFL is its focus on promoting youth development. All teams in the league are required to have at least three U-21 players in their starting line-up. This has helped to nurture young talent in Bhutan and has created a pipeline for future national team players.

The BFL has also attracted foreign coaches, helping to raise the standard of coaching and player development in the country. For example, Thimphu City FC is coached by a Dutch coach, while Paro FC is coached by a Brazilian coach.

The BFL season typically runs from March to June, with each team playing each other twice. The team with the most points at the end of the season is crowned champions. The league also includes a knockout tournament, the Bhutan Super League, which takes place after the conclusion of the regular season.

In summary, the Bhutan Football League comprises eight teams, including a mix of domestic and foreign players and coaches. The league's focus on promoting youth development and providing a platform for elite-level competition has helped to raise the standard of football in Bhutan and contributed to the country's sense of national identity.

4. Importance of the league for Bhutanese football

Importance of the Bhutan Football League for Bhutanese Football

The Bhutan Football League (BFL) plays a vital role in promoting and developing football in Bhutan. Here are a few reasons why the league is so important for Bhutanese football:

1. Elite-level competition: The BFL provides a platform for elite-level football competition in Bhutan. Players and teams have the opportunity to showcase their skills and compete against the best in the country.

2. National identity: The BFL has helped to build a sense of national identity around football in Bhutan. The league brings together teams from different regions of the country, and the success of the national team in recent years has encouraged more people to take an interest in football.

3. Youth development: The BFL's focus on promoting youth development is crucial for the long-term growth of football in Bhutan. By requiring all teams to have at least three U-21 players in their starting line-up, the league is helping to nurture young talent and create a pipeline for future national team players.

4. Coaching development: The BFL's attraction of foreign coaches has helped to raise the standard of coaching and player development in the country. These coaches bring with them a wealth of experience and knowledge, which can be passed on to Bhutanese coaches and players.

5. Economic development: The BFL has the potential to drive economic development in Bhutan. Football is a popular sport around the world, and the success of the BFL could attract more tourists and investors to the country.

In summary, the Bhutan Football League is of significant importance for the promotion and development of football in Bhutan. The league's focus on youth development, coaching development, and elite-level competition has helped to raise the standard of football in the country and contribute to the country's sense of national identity.

5. Growth and development of the league

Growth and Development of the Bhutan Football League

Over the years, the Bhutan Football League has grown and developed immensely, contributing to the promotion and development of football in Bhutan.

1. Increased number of teams: When the league was first established in 2012, it consisted of only six teams. Today, the league has expanded to include 12 teams, representing different regions of the country.

2. Infrastructure development: The growth of the league has also led to the development of football infrastructure in Bhutan. More stadiums and training facilities have been built, providing players with better opportunities to train and compete.

3. Increased sponsorships: The success of the league has attracted more sponsorships and investments, providing financial stability for the league and its teams. This has allowed the league to invest in youth development programs, coaching clinics, and other initiatives to promote football in the country.

4. Quality of play: The standard of football in Bhutan has improved significantly thanks to the BFL. Players have developed their skills and techniques, and teams have improved their tactics and strategies.

5. International recognition: The success of the Bhutan national football team, which is heavily influenced by the BFL, has brought international recognition to Bhutanese football. Many people around the world are now aware of Bhutan's footballing abilities, which could lead to more opportunities for the country's players and teams.

In conclusion, the growth and development of the Bhutan Football League have not only contributed to the development of football in Bhutan but also helped to raise the standard of the sport in the country. As the league continues to expand and improve, it is likely to have an even greater impact on the promotion and development of football in Bhutan.

6. Future prospects and challenges

Future Prospects and Challenges of the Bhutan Football League

The Bhutan Football League has come a long way since its inception in 2012. However, there are still several challenges it must overcome if it is to continue to grow and develop in the future.

1. Lack of infrastructure: Although the league has contributed to the development of football infrastructure in Bhutan, much more needs to be done to provide players with better facilities to train and compete. This includes the construction of more stadiums, training grounds, and other facilities.

2. Limited exposure: Bhutan is a small country, and the league has limited exposure outside of the country. This can make it difficult to attract sponsors and investors, which in turn can limit the league's financial resources.

3. Youth development: While the league has invested in youth development programs, there is still a need for more robust initiatives to nurture talent from a young age. This includes better coaching and training programs, as well as more opportunities for youth players to compete at a high level.

4. International competition: The Bhutan national football team has made strides in recent years, but it still lags behind many of its regional rivals. The BFL must continue to develop players who can compete at the international level if Bhutan is to be a force in the future.

5. Sustainability: The BFL has made great progress, but it must be sustainable in the long term. This means finding ways to attract and retain sponsors and investors, developing strong revenue streams, and creating a robust organizational structure.

Despite these challenges, the future of the Bhutan Football League looks bright. The league has made significant strides over the last decade and has the potential to continue to develop and grow in the years ahead. With continued support from fans, sponsors, and the government, the league can achieve its goal of promoting and developing football in Bhutan.

7. Conclusion on the impact of the Bhutan Football League

Conclusion on the Impact of the Bhutan Football League

The Bhutan Football League has had a significant impact on the development of football in Bhutan. Despite being a young league, it has made significant strides in the last decade, contributing to the growth of infrastructure, youth development, and the overall level of play in the country.

The BFL has also captured the hearts of football fans in Bhutan, with stadiums packed with passionate supporters who come out to cheer on their favorite teams. This support has helped to promote a sense of national pride and community spirit.

While there are still challenges to overcome, the future of the BFL looks bright. With continued investment and support, the league can continue to grow and develop, helping to develop the next generation of Bhutanese football stars and elevating the reputation of Bhutan football on the international stage.

In conclusion, the Bhutan Football League is much more than just a football competition. It is a symbol of Bhutanese resilience, determination, and community spirit, and it has the potential to continue to inspire and unite the people of Bhutan for years to come.

[plegdoctor]

Do you think there will ever be a DRUK season 2 reunion?

Honestly no, I think it’s incredibly unlikely that we’ll ever get them all together again, but that’s not to say that I wouldn’t spend a lot of money on watching a reunion

There’s always the possibility but there’s one queen I don’t think would be there (by their own choice) so

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Discover Bhutan: Your Ultimate Tour Packages with Orrog

Nestled in the Eastern Himalayas, Bhutan is a kingdom that captivates travelers with its stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and unique approach to happiness and well-being. For those seeking an unforgettable experience, Orrog offers a variety of Bhutan tour packages tailored to meet the desires of travelers from the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, France, and beyond. Our thoughtfully curated tours provide an immersive journey into the heart of this magical land, ensuring you experience the best Bhutan has to offer.

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Why Choose Bhutan?

Bhutan is often referred to as the "Land of the Thunder Dragon," and it’s easy to see why. The country is known for its majestic mountains, lush valleys, and ancient traditions. With its commitment to preserving its cultural heritage and natural environment, Bhutan is a haven for those seeking authentic experiences. Whether you’re an adventure seeker, a cultural enthusiast, or someone looking to relax amidst stunning natural beauty, Bhutan has something for everyone.

Bhutan Travel Agency: Your Trusted Partner

Planning a trip to Bhutan can be overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time. That’s where Orrog comes in. As a reputable Bhutan travel agency, we specialize in creating personalized itineraries that cater to your specific interests and needs. Our team of experts understands the nuances of Bhutanese culture, geography, and logistics, ensuring that your journey is smooth and enjoyable. From luxury accommodations to local dining experiences, we handle all aspects of your trip, so you can focus on making memories.

Diverse Tour Packages for Every Traveler

At Orrog, we believe that every traveler is unique. Our extensive range of Bhutan tour packages is designed to offer something for everyone, whether you’re traveling solo, with family, or as part of a group. Here are some of our popular offerings:

1. Bhutan Cultural Tours

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Bhutanese culture with our Bhutan cultural tours. These trips focus on the country’s heritage, traditions, and daily life. Visit ancient monasteries, attend local festivals, and interact with friendly villagers to gain a deeper understanding of Bhutanese customs. Our Bhutan cultural trips are perfect for travelers interested in exploring the essence of this extraordinary kingdom.

2. Bhutan Festival Tours

Experience the vibrant celebrations of Bhutan with our Bhutan festival tours. The country hosts numerous festivals throughout the year, showcasing colorful dances, traditional music, and religious rituals. Our Bhutan festival celebration packages ensure you don’t miss out on these incredible events. From the lively Paro Tsechu to the tranquil Thimphu Drupchen, witness the joyous spirit of Bhutanese festivals and partake in their cultural significance.

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For adventure enthusiasts, Bhutan offers some of the most breathtaking trekking routes in the world. Our Bhutan hiking and trekking experiences packages are designed for both seasoned trekkers and beginners. Hike through pristine landscapes, cross high mountain passes, and witness awe-inspiring views of the Himalayas. Popular trekking routes include the Jhomolhari Trek and the Druk Path Trek, each offering a unique blend of adventure and beauty.

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Bhutan is a birdwatcher's paradise, home to over 600 bird species, including some rare and endemic ones. Our Bhutan birding tours packages provide an opportunity to explore the diverse avifauna of this region. Join expert guides on Bhutan birdwatching trips excursions that take you through lush forests, serene wetlands, and high-altitude regions, where you can spot species like the Bhutanese Monal, Rufous-necked Hornbill, and the Black-necked Crane.

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This idea was inspired by Tayces love of snakes, she would have a whole team of snake pokemon FOR SURE