Tarayana RTC

On Saturday, 11th April 2026, the Royal Thimphu College (RTC) Tarayana Club carried out its second activity of the semester through a field-based volunteer initiative at Dokhachu Goenpa (Ekajati Lhakhang) in Chapcha Gewog, Chukha Dzongkhag, with the active participation of 64 volunteers.

The visit was organized as part of the club’s ongoing effort to engage students in meaningful, service-oriented learning experiences beyond the classroom. During the program, members worked alongside local individuals to assist with tasks related to the site’s improvement, including handling construction materials and contributing to basic on-site labor. The activity emphasized teamwork, discipline, and a shared sense of responsibility in supporting community projects.

In addition to the work carried out, the setting provided an opportunity for members to better understand the importance of preserving religious and cultural spaces through collective action. A simple group meal was shared during the day, encouraging interaction and strengthening cooperation among participants.

Overall, the initiative highlighted the value of active community involvement and practical contribution, making it a significant and impactful second activity for the club this semester. Tarayana Foundation Royal Thimphu College

On March 29, 2026, volunteers from Royal Thimphu College carried out a community service initiative at the Wangsisina Old Age Home. Members spent the day cleaning the premises, cutting grass, and weeding to help create a cleaner and more welcoming environment for the elderly residents. The experience encouraged teamwork and compassion among the participants while contributing meaningfully to the residents' well-being.

🌟 Upcoming Club Events!
Join us as we give back to the community through service and teamwork. From elderly care to temple renovation and chorten painting, each activity is a step toward making a positive impact.

📅 Check out the schedule and be part of the change!
Royal Thimphu College
Tarayana Foundation

Did you know that Nu. 1 can be the reason someone lives to see another day? 🤍

The Tarayana RTC Club is proud to support the Kidney Foundation of Bhutan. From March to June 2026, we encourage everyone to donate just Nu. 1 (or more!). A little from each of us adds up to a mountain of hope for those fighting kidney disease.

Your small change can create a massive impact.

📞 To donate, contact: 17800687
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Tarayana Foundation

📚 Turning pages into possibilities! ✨

This March to June 2026, the Tarayana RTC Club invites you to our BOOKMARATHON. Your gently used books can build bridges to education and open new worlds for students in rural Bhutan.

Let’s share the gift of knowledge and help build a library, one book at a time.

📍 How to donate: Contact us at 17800687
🏆 Bonus: The top 3 book donors will receive a Certificate of Appreciation!
Royal Thimphu College
Tarayana Foundation

Tarayana RTC Club handed over Nu. 6,905 from the "Ngultrum 1 for Life" initiative to the Bhutan Kidney Foundation on 12th December 2025.

To every donor, supporter, and volunteer: your kindness and generosity have created a meaningful impact. We are profoundly thankful for your unwavering support and for joining hands with us in this important cause.

Thank you all for your incredible compassion and for helping us make a difference.
Royal Thimphu College
Tarayana Foundation

Tarayana RTC Volunteer Service at Chamgang Lhakhang

On November 22, 2025, the Tarayana RTC members engaged in a meaningful community service initiative at the Chamgang Lhakhang.

Key Activities:
· Cleaning and polishing the butter lamps.
· Sweeping and cleaning the interior rooms.
· General upkeep and maintenance of the surrounding grounds.

This service was a profound demonstration of our members’:
· Community Responsibility
· Dedication to Spiritual Service
· Commitment to Preserving Sacred Spaces.Royal Thimphu College Tarayana Foundation

The Tarayana RTC recently concluded its Open Book Marathon, celebrating the community’s spirit of sharing knowledge. To honor outstanding participation, certificates were awarded to the top three contributors of the spring semester. The club extends its sincere gratitude to all individuals involved for their generous contributions and unwavering support, which were instrumental in the success of this initiative. The collected books have been sent to various institutions to benefit a wider audience. Tarayana Foundation Royal Thimphu College

On Saturday, 20th September 2025, members of the Royal Thimphu College (RTC) Tarayana Club successfully conducted a community service visit to the Dokhachu Goenpa, also revered as the Ekajati Lhakhang, located in Chapcha Gewog, under Chukha Dzongkhag.
The primary objective of the visit was to assist with the ongoing renovation efforts at the goenpa. With objectives centered on providing tangible preservation support, promoting civic responsibility, and fostering community ties, volunteers enthusiastically contributed through manual tasks including the collection and sorting of construction stones and site excavation. The event also featured a shared community lunch.
The program concluded with the meaningful opportunity for volunteers to participate in the religious tradition of lighting butter lamps,offering prayers for the renovation's success and universal well-being, thereby fulfilling the club's mission of compassion, service, and cultural preservation.
The initiative served not only to support the physical restoration of the sacred site but also to strengthen the bonds between the club and the local community.
Royal Thimphu College
Tarayana Foundation

On 6th September 2025, the Tarayana Club of Royal Thimphu College visited the Wangsisina Old Age Home as part of its community service initiative. Club members actively engaged in cleaning the premises, cutting grass, and weeding to help maintain the environment of the home. The event fostered teamwork and compassion among the participants, while also contributing to the well-being of the elderly residents. The program concluded with a shared lunch, providing an opportunity for reflection and bonding.
Royal Thimphu College
Tarayana Foundation

On 20th August 2025, Tarayana RTC successfully convened a virtual club meeting at 7:00 PM with the participation of 158 registered members. The meeting was organized to formally orient members to the club’s guiding principles, including its motto, vision, and mission.

The session also provided a platform to discuss and share details of the upcoming events planned for the semester. Members actively engaged in the discussions, reflecting their enthusiasm and commitment towards the club’s activities.

The meeting concluded with an emphasis on collective participation and continued dedication to the objectives of Tarayana RTC.

The Tarayana RTC Club is pleased to officially welcome Mr. Norbu Zangpo as the new Club Coordinator, following a brief Khadhar ceremony. We look forward to his leadership and the fresh ideas he brings to the club.
We also sincerely thank Ms. Deki Yangzom, the outgoing Coordinator, for her dedication and efforts in leading and coordinating the club’s initiatives thus far.