Bhutan Innovation Festival

“The future of wellness is personalisation, not prescription.”

Mira Kapoor, Founder of Dhun Wellness, entrepreneur and investor, joins BIF-27. She pioneered urban wellness in India by bringing holistic wellbeing into city living through a luxury in-city wellness sanctuary that integrates traditional Ayurvedic wisdom, clinical expertise and contemporary wellness technologies.

Through Dhun Longevity, she is now developing a precision longevity ecosystem that combines diagnostics, physiological data and personalised wellness programmes. The aim is to help people preserve their vitality, resilience and quality of life for longer.

At BIF-27, Mira brings a perspective on how personalised health can make lifelong wellbeing a foundation for Human Abundance.

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24–26 March 2027
Paro, Bhutan

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Project 108 marks the successful raising of 108 Jangchub Chortens in Gelephu Mindfulness City (GMC), a historic milestone brought to life through collective effort, faith, and devotion.

Along the Mau Chhu, teams worked together to raise the chortens while people gathered across the river in prayer. Every layer laid and every prayer offered became part of one shared spiritual undertaking, reflecting a collective aspiration for wisdom, compassion, peace, and harmony.

Envisioned by His Majesty The King, this remarkable initiative stands as a testament to the power of unity and a shared purpose that transcends borders.

108 Jangchub Chortens. One collective aspiration for peace and wellbeing.

How can nations grow their economies positively while staying carbon negative?

At BIF-27, explore how economic ambition can advance alongside environmental stewardship. Bhutan is recognised as the world’s first carbon-negative country, absorbing more carbon than it emits while continuing to develop its economy.

Around seventy percent of Bhutan remains under forest cover, while its Constitution mandates that at least sixty percent of the country’s total land area remain under forest cover for all time. This commitment embeds environmental conservation into the nation’s long-term development vision.

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24–26 March 2027
Paro, Bhutan

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Innovation is fundamentally about people.

Speaking at BIF-24, H.E. Lyonchhen Dasho Tshering Tobgay, Prime Minister of Bhutan, described innovation as a means of solving problems, improving lives, and creating opportunities. As Bhutan explores fields ranging from blockchain and AI to biomedical sciences, its core values and cultural heritage continue to guide how new ideas are pursued.

For the Prime Minister, innovation also requires leadership and collaboration. As climate change, economic disparities and the digital divide become more complex, countries must work together to find new pathways forward while safeguarding the planet for generations to come.

At BIF-27, discover how innovation guided by human values can help build a future of Human Abundance.

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24–26 March 2027
Paro, Bhutan

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Every year, artificial intelligence gets cheaper and more capable. That makes human judgement all the more valuable.

BIF-27 gathers economists, founders, and technologists to envision how we might move forward with mindful progress and Human Abundance when capability is cheap.

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24–26 March 2027
Paro, Bhutan

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