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We are established in 2008 and our office is based in Thimphu. We believe in serving our clients with satisfaction when they are here in Bhutan for vacation. Our service and professionalism depicts us the best tour organizer by our clients.Contact Bhutan Trip Adventure & Travel for your travel quires to Bhutan.

Interested in-service civil servants who meet the eligibility criteria as per section 7.3.2 of the Promotion Rules Regulations Chapter 13, BCSR 2010 may apply for Tourism Officer and interested graduates who have scored more than 50 % in BCSE 2011 with Eligibility Certificate may apply for the Assistant Tourism Officer-II.  Applicants with relevant qualification/training and work experience shall be given preference for the purpose of short listing.

Application along with the attested copies of following documents must reach HR Section latest by 3:30 pm, 20^th January 2012:

1. RCSC Employment Application Form
2. Curriculum Vitae
3. Citizenship Identity Card
4. Academic Transcripts (Cl. X, XII & Degree)
5. Valid Medical Fitness Certificate issued by an RGoB Physician
6. Valid Security Clearance Certificates
7. NOC from parent agency for in-service
8. Eligibility Certificate issued by RCSC (for Sl. No. II)
9. Any other relevant documents

Joint Director, MPD

Applicants are required to submit their applications along with the attested copies of the following documents:

1. RCSC Employment Application Form
2. Resume
3. Citizenship Identity Card
4. Academic Transcripts (Cl. X, XII & Degree transcripts for Sl. No. I)
5. Eligibility Certificate (for Sl. No. I)
6. Medical Fitness Certificate issued by an RGoB Physician
7. Security Clearance Certificates (apply online at scs.rbp.gov.bt)
8. No Objection Certificate from parent agency (for in-service & already employed)
9. Any other relevant training/ work experience documents

Applicants with relevant qualification/ training and work experience shall be given preference for the purpose of short listing. Applications must be submitted to the HR Section, TCB latest by 18^th January 2012 before 3:30 PM. For further information please contact HR Section at 323251/52, 230 during office hour.

Offtg. Director, RITH

In 17^th century Bhutan was invaded several times by the Tibetan force to seize a very precious relic, the Ranjung Kharsapani during which Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal defeated the Tibetan army and to commemorate the victory he introduced the Punakha Drubchen. Since then Punakha Drubchen also known as Puna Drubchen became the annual festival of Punakha district. In addition to Punakha Drubchen in 2005 another festival known as Punakha Tshechu was introduced by the 70^th Je Khenpo Trulku Jigme Choedra and the then Home Minister His Excellency Lyonpo Jigme Yoedzer Thinley on the request made by Punakha District Administration and people for upholding the Buddhist teachings and keeping alive the noble deeds of Zhabdrung Rimpochhe.

Punakha Drubchen is a unique festival due to a dramatic recreation of the scene from the 17^th century battle with Tibetan army. The ‘pazaps’ or local militia men, dressed in battle gear showcase a battle scene of this distant past recalling the days when in the absence of a standing army, men from the eight Tshogchens or great village blocks of Thimpu came forward and managed to expel the Tibetan forces out of the country ushering in a new-found internal peace and stability.

Punakha Drubchen and Tshechu not only play an important role in preserving Bhutan’s rich cultural and tradition but it also is also an event where devout Buddhists has a place and time for prayer and pilgrimage. These festivals also reflect the richness of everything that is Bhutanese and are very special in the eyes and hearts of tourists who visit Bhutan.

The Nomads’ festival will showcase the tradition and culture of the nomads including dairy products, handicrafts, weaves, and nomadic way of life. It will also have other major attractions like traditional games-soksum, degor, pungdo, zigdum, khuru, archery in traditional bows, horse riding, yak riding, and dances by the Nomads’ and local community  besides hordes of Bumthang cuisines like Zambuli, khuli, puta, pin etc.

Visitors interested in trekking can do so along the recently restored Orochhoto and Nganglhakhang-Tandingang (popularly called Bumthang cultural trek) trail. Accommodation, food, and hot stone bath facilities are available in the farm houses at reasonable rates. During the three day mega event hygienic food stalls put up by public will cater to the visitors.

The festival will also have representatives from the various Renewable Natural Resource (RNR) sectors showcasing newer farm technologies, machines, and products.

Bumthang is now connected by Air from Paro and Yonphula and both the Bhutan Airlines (Tashi Air) and Druk Air will be offering 40% discounted special promotional fares till 28^th February 2012. And Nasiphel is 1 hour drive from Bumthang. Bumthang has other attractions like Kurjay monastery, Jambay monastery, Mebartsho(Burning lake), Ogyenchholing museum(Tang), Wangdichholing palace etc. beside others.

For further information please contact Wangchuck Centennial Park at 00-975-3-631700 or e-mail at drai_bt@yahoo.com