Bhutan’s honeybees are tiny powerhouses, essential for people and the planet. From the native Apis mellifera, Apis cerana, and Trigona species, these bees pollinate flowers, produce raw, unfiltered honey, and support local livelihoods. Beekeepers nurture hives in pristine environments, adapting traditional and modern methods, yet face challenges from climate, pests, and disease. With every jar of honey and one in three bites of our food depending on them, bees remind us to protect nature, plant flowers, go chemical-free, and support local beekeepers to keep the buzz alive.