SONAM'S BLOG

Archery in Bhutan (Dzongkha: མདའ་ (da); Wylie: mdaa; 'arrow,' 'archery')[1] is the national sport of the Kingdom.[2][3][4] Archery was declared the national sport in 1971, when Bhutan became a member of the United Nations.[5] Since then, the popularity of Bhutanese archery has increased both inside and outside Bhutan,[6] with a measure of government promotion.[7] Bhutan also maintains an Olympic archery team.[8][9] Previously, competitions were held only at dzongkhag and gewog levels, however modernly, archery tournaments and competitions are held throughout the country. Archery is played during religious and secular public holidays in Bhutan,[10][11] local festivals (tsechu), between public ministries and departments, and between the dzonkhag and the regional teams. Archery tournaments and performances have also become a significant point of interest for tourism in Bhutan.[12][13] Archery in Bhutan is culturally distinctive because it is a martial art practiced among

 My country name is Bhutan (Druk). It was rule by Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuk 5th King of Bhutan. Our capital city is Thimphu. There are 20 Dzongkhag . The official language is Dzongkha. Our national: flower is Blue Poppy, animal is Takin, game is Archery, tree is Cypress and food is Ema Datshi. In our country there have 700,000 population.

My name is Sonam Tashi. I am born on 2nd January 2009 I am from Pema Gatshel. My mother's name is Messem Zangmo, and my father's name is Rinchen Wangdi.  I have four brothers and one sister. I am the younger one of the siblings. I am study in Yadi Central School in class eight. My ambition is become an Engineer or Panter.  I am stay with my brother. He serves Lebrane in Yadi Central School.