Awarded Second Prize from Chhoedey Lhentshog for the Year 2024-2025.

Recognized for Service to the Tsa-Wa-Sum

Driven by our mission to foster an inclusive and harmonious society, Druk Kirat Chhoetshog is deeply honored to receive the prestigious award from the Chhoedey Lhentshog. This milestone recognizes our collective dedication to serving the Tsa-Wa-Sum through four core pillars: promoting national harmony via historic joint prayer ceremonies with the Zhung Dratshang; preserving cultural heritage by integrating community traditions with Driglam Namzha courses; offering compassionate welfare support by facilitating the dignified transportation of the deceased to their ancestral homes; and advancing environmental stewardship through volunteer tree-planting initiatives guided by Gross National Happiness (GNH). This achievement belongs to our entire community as we continue to ensure our unique heritage thrives in perfect alignment with Bhutan’s national values.

The Pillars of Our Identity

Sacred Spaces

Sacred Spaces

We actively build and maintain local Mangkhims (temples) in regions like Sarpang and Tsirang, providing dedicated spaces for daily worship, reflection, and community gatherings.

Literacy & Script

Literacy & Script

We organize nationwide learning initiatives to teach the unique Kirat language and its indigenous spiritual script, ensuring our literary roots are never lost.

Sacred Scriptures

Sacred Scriptures

We focus on the preservation and study of the Samjik Mundhum, our holy scripture, protecting the oral folk literature and teachings passed down by religious elders.

Ancestral Philosophy

Ancestral Philosophy

We practice and honor ancient rituals dedicated to the five elements (Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Sky), transforming spiritual faith into active respect for Bhutan's natural world.

Moving forward together

The living heart of Druk Kirat Chhoetshog thrives through our dedicated community wings, empowering both our youth and women to lead cultural and spiritual initiatives across the Kingdom.

The two pillers

Nalifungwa (Youth Wing)

Inspiring the younger generation to take pride in their heritage, the Nalifungwa leads indigenous script education, cultural preservation, and voluntary community services across Bhutan.

Thamendingma (Women’s Wing)

Serving as the foundational pillar of our community, the Thamendingma spearheads spiritual gatherings, safeguards household cultural heritage, and drives local social welfare initiatives.

The Spiritual Path (Faith & Heritage)

Our Core Values

Divine Essence

We worship Tagera Ningwa Bhumang, the all-pervasive Supreme Goddess who is real and compassionate.

Sacred Text

Our faith is guided by the Samjik Mundhum, our holy scripture and philosophy.

Nature Worship​

We honor the five elements—Earth, Sky, Fire, Water, and Air—along with the hills, rivers, and the King.

Preserving the Sacred Attire of Kirat Priesthood

The traditional attire worn by Kirat male and female priests represents spiritual responsibility, ancestral tradition, and cultural identity.

Mang Sewasabas

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Mang Sewasamas

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Kirat Manghim

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Leadership and Governance

THe board members

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