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  • Thimphu Drubchen, Tashi Chhodzong, Thimphu, 20th to 24th September
  • Wangdue Tshechu, Wangdi Dzong, Wangduephodrang, 23rd to 25th September
  • Gangtey Tshechu, Gangtey Gonpa, Phobjikha, 23rd to 25th September
  • Tamshing Phala Chhoepa, Tamshing Lhakhang, Choekhor, Bumthang, 24th to 26th September
  • Thimphu Tshechu, Tashi Chhodzong, Thimphu, 25th to 27th September
  • Gasa Tshechu, Gasa Dzong, Gasa, 25th to 27th September
  • Thangbi Mani, Tangbi Lhakhang, Choekor, Bumthang, 29th September to 01st October
  • Shingkhar Rabney, Ura, Bumthang, 20th to 24th October
  • Jakar Tshechu, Jakar Dzong, Choekhor, Bumthang, 22nd to 25th October
  • Jambay Lhakhang Drup, Jambay Lhakhang, Choekhor, Bumthang, 29th October to 02nd November
  • Prakhar Duchhoed, Prakar Lhakhang, Chummi, Bumthang,30th October to 1st November
  • Sumdrang Kangsol, Sumdrang Lhakhang, Ura, Bumthang, 11th to 13th November
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Festival Tour

Religious festivals called Tshechus have been integral part of Bhutanese culture since it was first arranged by Guru Rinpoche in Bumthang.

 

Now, Tshechus with their mask dances known as chamms, celebrate the great deeds of Guru Rinpoche and is themed around the subjugation of evil, and the purification and protection from demonic spirits. These themes are usually interwoven with tales of morality and the routine varies with the regions.

 

These festivals with the chamms are believed to bring blessings to onlookers and are looked forward to by the villagers. The villagers attend the festival with their families dressed in their best attires and with packed lunches.

 

The Tshechus provide a perfect opportunity for our guests to get a glimpse of the Bhutanese culture. Our itineraries are prepared in conformity to the festival dates.