Happy Birthday to people’s King

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Our Kings are our past, present and future. Our symbol of unity and continuity. Our triple Gem. Bhutanese people are blessed to have such visionary leaders selflessly working for benefit of their people. Thank you Kencho Sum for showering us with such blessings. 

The more exposure you get, more grateful you become of your country. If you are residing in another country, you know what I mean. Having a country to call as yours, a unique culture and tradition to talk about, an unique language and identity to differentiate you. Beside the free services and benefits you get to enjoy as Bhutanese that most of us always take for granted. 

Kadrinche la Mewang Choe. 



May Your Majesty live aeons  and eons for the benefit of us, people. 

Today on this joyous occasion of 40th birth anniversary of our Fifth Druk Gyalpo, Me and my family would like to join our nation in offering our humble prayers for Your Majesty’s long live and good health. 

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