Bhutan's Honey is known for its natural benefits and higher antioxidant contents. Products such as Buckwheat Honey, White Clover Honey and Native Wild Honey.
Established in 1990s, Bhutan Honey focus on providing everyone the access to premium health product.
We partner with small-scale beekeepers, and operating down the honey value chain to bring the premium quality, locally sourced and harvest honey to our customers.
All of our honey product is naturally harvested and is a true testament of Bhutan’s Gross National Happiness.
Bhutan Sour Honey locally called "Puthka Honey" is a superfood harvested by the stingless bees called Melipona.
Tsirang Honey ranges from almost white to yellowish in colour, crystallises very rapidly, filled with honeycomb and has a gently flavoured aroma and taste
This natural white clover honey contains higher glucose level with pollen and propolis. Propolis contains all 16 amino acids, glucose, vitamins A, B, C, D and E, bioflavonoids, and minerals.
This natural buckwheat honey contains higher fructose level with pollen and propolis. Propolis contains all 16 amino acids, glucose, vitamins A, B, C, D and E, bioflavonoids, and minerals
19 Jun 2018
For the people of Dophuchen (Dorokha) in Samtse, the return of a native who has worked in a beekeeping cooperative in Bumthang was the source of inspiration for them to take up modern beekeeping.
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08 Apr 2018
Forty participants attended a basic training on beekeeping at RDC Jakar conducted jointly with the Beekeepers’ Cooperatives of Bhutan (BeCoB). Participants included the BeCoB members and interested farmers, few of them with an educational background.
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14 Jul 2017
Gasa’s livestock sector initiated a trial beekeeping project in Khatoed gewog last week following the success story of beekeeping in Bumthang.
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26 Jun 2017
Local honey from Tsendagang is so popular that beekeepers are finding it difficult to meet the demand.
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17 Jun 2017
More people in Jigme Chhoeling Gewog in Sarpang are rearing bees. Almost every household owns beehives. Known as ‘honey village’, the locals here were trained to use hive with open top and moveable frames. Of 150 households, more than 90% of them are into the beekeeping business.
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13 Jun 2017
The Beekeepers’ Cooperative of Bumthang is finding it difficult to meet the ever-increasing demand for honey. Currently, honey produced in Bumthang is not sufficient even for the local market. And there are already demands coming from outside the country.
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06 May 2017
A honey collection centre will be opened in Thakorling under Patshaling Gewog in Tsirang soon. The centre is expected to boost honey bee farming in the gewog, which is already popular among many farmers.
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01 Jan 0001
Apiculture or beekeeping activity has been introduced in Wangduephodrang for the first time.
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