A Singapore woman dies in Bhutan after becoming unwell during a hike at Tiger’s Nest Monastery, according to multiple reports. The woman was descending from the iconic Buddhist site when she told a guide that she was not feeling well. She then reportedly collapsed during the descent. The Straits Times adds that the hike was part of a tour arranged by Chan Brothers, and that her party was travelling in the course of that organised trip. Channel NewsAsia reports that she had communicated her symptoms to a guide while moving down from the monastery. Both accounts describe the incident as occurring during the return leg of the hike at Tiger’s Nest. Details on the precise cause of death, medical findings, and subsequent investigations are not stated in the provided summaries. The reports focus on the sequence of events leading up to her death, including her condition during the descent and the role of guides on-site.