About the new BNF Training Centre under development near Thimpu
Buddhist Door: In the last stages of completion, the new centre culminates ten years of achievement.
Buddhist Door: First intake of female monastics to take up residence in June.
We are looking for sponsors to support the traditional Wooden Shingles for the roof for the next phase of Traditional Village we are creating with Tshalumaphey Training Centre for the Nuns and other women pursuing spiritual practice. We need 7000 (seven thousand) shingles for the next phase of our construction which comprises of Conference/multipurpose hall
Her Majesty Queen Mother Tshering Yangdoen Wangchuck visited the training centre construction in Tsalumaphey. Her Majesty joined nuns of four different nunneries in earth ramming. Her Majesty during the earth-ramming with BNF nuns.
Bhutan Nuns Foundation initiates building a traditional Bhutanese mud-rammed house, a training centre for nuns, which respects tradition more than just four walls and a roof. By Dr. Tashi Zangmo, Executive Director of Bhutan Nuns Foundation. The traditional Jangkhim house The traveler through Bhutan can notice the persistent scatter of derelict traditional
22 March, 2015, Tsalumaphey, Thimphu: Under the patronage and guidance of Her Majesty The Queen Mother, Gyalyum Tshering Yangdoen Wangchuck, the Bhutan Nuns Foundation (BNF) commemorated an important milestone with the traditional earth ramming ceremony of the Training and Resource Centre for Bhutanese Nuns in Tsalumaphey (Babesa). The very auspicious occasion was graced by Her
