Bhutan Nepal Foundation
Our Work

Five Pillars of Purpose

Interconnected initiatives toward reconciliation and cooperation.

For over three decades, the Bhutanese refugee issue has remained unresolved. Our five pillars represent a comprehensive approach — preservation, advocacy, and bridge-building toward an amicable solution.

The Archive
01
Preserving Truth

The Archive

A dedicated repository housing rare artifacts, scholarly works on Bhutan, publications from refugee organizations, newspaper clippings, advocacy materials, and comprehensive data on the refugee population.

  • Rare historical documents and photographs
  • Scholarly works and research publications
  • Refugee organization archives
  • Advocacy materials and campaign records
The Museum
02
Honoring Memory

The Museum

The Bhutanese Refugee Historical & Cultural Complex features stone walls with carved names of martyrs, photo galleries of rare photographs, and showcases of arts and artifacts including ethnic cloth weaving.

  • Stone memorial walls with martyrs' names
  • Three curated photo galleries
  • Traditional arts and crafts exhibits
  • Ethnic cloth weaving displays
Advocacy & Reconciliation
03
Establishing Truth

Advocacy & Reconciliation

Through research, documentation, and credible publications, we work to establish truth on the refugee episode. Truth is essential for national reconciliation, dialogue, and constructive diplomacy.

  • Independent research and documentation
  • Credible academic publications
  • International advocacy campaigns
  • Truth and reconciliation initiatives
People-to-People
04
Building Bridges

People-to-People

Promoting trust and mutual understanding through cultural exchanges, religious tourism, and commercial engagement between the people of Bhutan and Nepal.

  • Cultural exchange programs
  • Religious tourism initiatives
  • Cross-border partnerships
  • Youth engagement activities
Non-Resident Bhutanese
05
Diaspora Recognition

Non-Resident Bhutanese

An umbrella organization working toward formal recognition by Bhutan and host countries worldwide, ultimately led and managed by the global Bhutanese diaspora.

  • Global diaspora coordination
  • Legal recognition advocacy
  • Host country engagement
  • Diaspora leadership development
Endless Knot

Join Us in Preserving
History & Heritage

Whether through membership, volunteer work, or supporting our initiatives, your involvement helps us honor the past while building bridges for the future.

30+
Years of History
3,000+
Community Members
5
Mission Pillars
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Cultural Complex