Bhutan’s first postage stamps were actually revenue stamps issued in 1954. These were denominated in the Tibetan currency: 1 Trangka (blue), 2 Trangka (red), 4 Trangka (green), 8 Trangka (orange). These stamps were initially issued as revenue stamps for tax purposes, but they were soon made valid for postage starting on 1st January 1955. This marked the beginning of Bhutan’s formal postal system. Since then, the country has released a diverse collection. our collection more than 400 variety of stamp, encompassing a wide array of themes. These include Animals, Architecture, Communication, Culture, Diplomatic Relations, Historic Events and Figures, Music and Dance, Technology, Transportation, Flora and Fauna, and may more themes. Through these Bhutan has celebrated its heritage, achievements, and global connections while offering collectors a fascinating glimpse into its rich cultural tapestry.

Our collection features a variety of unused items, including:Commercial Cover, First Day Cover, Miniature Sheet, Sheetlet, Stamp, Definitive FDC, Miniature Sheet FDC, Setenant FDC …and many other collectible type

Explore our collection of stamp of Bhutan from 1962 to the present, perfect for both seasoned collectors and philatelists.

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