All offices and schools will be closed tomorrow and the day after to observe:
31st October, 2018: Lhabab Duchen or the Descending Day of Lord Buddha
1st November, 2018: The Anniversary of the Coronation of His Majesty the King
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The Ugyen Wangchuck Institute for Conservation and Environmental Research (UWICER), Bumthang is pleased to invite interested applicants for sealed bids from eligible Bhutanese suppliers for the supply of Library books, Computers and peripheral maintenance and vehicle hiring for FY 2018-19.
A complete set of bidding documents can be downloaded from our website www.uwice.gov.bt from August 31, 2018. The last date for submission of application and bid is on or before September 15, 2018 at 11:30AM at UWICER, Bumthang.
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Every fourth day of the sixth month in the Bhutanese calendar is observed as the First Sermon of Lord Buddha, formally known as Drukpa Tshe Zhi. This is a National Holiday in Bhutan to observe this holy occasion.
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The Ugyen Wangchuck Institute for Conservation and Environmental Research (UWICER), Bumthang is pleased to invite sealed bids from eligible Bhutanese suppliers and firms for the supply of following items at Bumthang, Thimphu, Gelephu and Darla office:
Package A: Office Stationeries, Games & Sports
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The Ugyen Wangchuck Institute for Conservation and Environmental Research (UWICER) published Historically Significant Trees of Bhutan during the opening ceremony of the 10th World Dendro Conference on June 10 at the conference hall of the Royal University of Bhutan in Thimphu. This is an effort of the institute to document the stories behind each historically significant trees of Bhutan and to check the age of the tree through the use of dendrochronology.
The institute embarked on the study after having received the Royal command through the Ministry of Agriculture and Forests to document the same. Bhutan is filled with myths and Bhutanese can be quite certain that every tree near the monasteries and Dzongs or for that matter any cypress tree in Bhutan is associated with stories in relation to important figures who walked the country states the report.
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