Celebrating the Eve of Blessed Rainy Day








































                         Eve of Blessed Rainy Day


Blessed rainy day is celebrated every year and is considered to be a significant event to the Bhutanese. This year we celebrated blessed rainy day popularly known as thruebab in Bhutanese language in Samtse College of Education (SCE). We were joined by some of the foreign colleagues, faculties and students of SCE. It was such a memorable day filled with smile and butterflies.

Variety of dances were performed especially to showcase our rich and diverse culture and traditions.
The event was even more intriguing when the foreign members shared about their home and culture. In addition, they also sang a song which was really enlightening and pleasing to hear.
The program ended with vote of thanks by one of the students of SCE.

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