Bhutan in this 21st century has opened its door to the world of Information Communication Technology with making availability of Internet Service in 1999 co-inciding with Fourth King Jigme Singye Wangchuck's Silver Jubilee, 25 years on enthronement. For now, after 9 years of Internet Service, Bhutan has gained a lots of income from being explored in ICT, via making the world known via websites, email and online conversations (IMs).

Bhutan Web Developer (BWD) is a well-rounded and individually-shaped IT firm providing services ranging from small graphics development to designing of Super dynamic Web Based Software and other IT needs in one's daily life. Our firm comprise of talented and creative designers and technicians and operated by Bhutanese living in Bhutan who take pride in providing you with the very best professional services making your daily life, a world-class times of people. Our long experience in working in web development has made us one of an experienced Free Lance Web Developing firm over the country.

As part of our services, we provide web designing (Statics & Dynamic), graphics designing, Software based websites, Web Hosting, Domain registration and many other services. We are a Bhutan based firm but we provide international TLD (Top Level Domains .com) within a click of our mouse.

The best part of our business is our clients have the best services in unbelievable rate and have easy access to making the payment. If we have Bhutanese clients, we accepts payment in Ngultrum/Cheque and if our client is based outside, we accept Demand Draft or even make the payment online using your Credit/Debit Card.

When you chose Bhutan Web Developer as your IT consultant you can rest assured that we will fulfill our promise of providing you with a satisfactory and unimaginable world of business in your life.

BHUTAN NEWS AS OF TODAY  

Kuensel Newspaper Updated : One bus – many problems LIMITED LIFELINE – A public service that has come to be seen as a necessary evil 20 November, 2008 - With constant breakdowns and poor service, the Dungkhar Transport passenger bus, plying between Gelephu and Zhemgang, has become more of a risk than convenience, according to passengers. Vintage cars, a grand piano and many musicians 20 November, 2008 - Bhutan is in for a grand treat with two groups of special guests arriving in the country to be a part of the coronation and centenary celebrations. State lifeline to steel industries Ban to be lifted, for a start, on purchase of industrial items from third countries 20 November, 2008 - The department of industry will lift the ban imposed on industries against purchasing any industrial items from third countries to ease the impact of a global crisis on the steel industry. Novel construction of new schools SKELETON FRAMED – LGSF buildings are quick to erect, safe and require less maintenance 20 November, 2008 - To ease the classroom crunch in urban schools, the education ministry has started constructing school buildings, using the light gauge steel frames (LGSF) to speed up construction work, ensure safety and minimise maintenance. Highest honour for Je Thrizur The fourth Druk Gyalpo congratulates the Je Thrizur 19 November, 2008 - His Holiness Je Thrizur Tenzin Dendup, one of the most learned Drukpa Kagyud Buddhist masters alive, received the Order of the Druk Gyalpo from His Majesty the King on November 15. Cloud over CEOs yet to be dispelled 20 November, 2008 - The cabinet is yet to pass its final decision on the appointment of Bhutan Post’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), while the management of the Woodcraft Centre has still to inform the cabinet on the newly appointed CEO to join office. Signature campaign against drug abuse 23,330 sign the “We, the children” pledge in a 1,140-paged book TIPPER TIPPED O’ER - Past the weighing bridge but over the tipping threshold 20 November, 2008 - A 1,140-paged book, containing signatures of 23,330 people pledging to live a drug-free life, was submitted to the prime minister Lyonchhen Jigmi Y Thinley on Monday. Where are the plans? 19 November, 2008 - In the aftermath of the Coronation celebrations we are left with a smaller crowd in Thimphu but not necessarily with less congestion. It seems a good time to take stock of the policies, and rules and regulations, that have an impact, not just on the traffic, but on urban living and on our economy as a whole. Good news for T/gang town The country’s first eco-friendly sewerage treatment plant is commissioned 20 November, 2008 - With the country’s first eco-friendly sewerage treatment plant commissioned on Monday, 17 November, residents of Trashigang town finally got a solution to an ever-mounting problem. Murder under extenuating circumstances? Muku’s mistake might have been more the concealment of a crime than the crime itself 19 November, 2008 - It was an August night, just like any other night and, just like any other night, Muku’s husband came home drunk. And, just like always, ended with her husband picking a fight and beating her: first with his bare hands and then a piece of hardwood. Add RSS Feeds To My Web Pages Increase Traffic