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Festival of Bhutan

Bhutan is a landlocked country in the Eastern Himalayas with India in the south and China in the north. Festival of Bhutan are scheduled according to the dates. Bhutan has several festivals that are an integral part of the Bhutanese Society. The festival is celebrated with unique culture and traditions. The Main Festivals of Bhutan are Paro Festival, Jambay Lhakhang Drup, Thimphu Tsechu, and Punakha Tsechu.

“Tsechu” means a festival. Every district in Bhutan celebrates Tsechu, which means Festival. Paro Tsechu’s turnout of tourists is more compared to other festivals in Bhutan. In Tsechu common people dress up in Bhutanese attire and attain the festival. The last day of the Festival is important because “Thongdrel” is hung on the wall of a fortress or monastery early morning. People get a blessing before sunrise.

One of the most prominent and widely celebrated festivals in Bhutan is the Paro Tsechu. The Paro Tsechu is an annual religious festival held in the Paro Valley. It is usually held during the spring season (around March or April). It is one of the biggest and most popular religious events in Bhutan, attracting both locals and tourists. The festival usually lasts for several days and commemorates the birth of Guru Padmasambhava, also known as Guru Rinpoche, who brought Buddhism to Bhutan in the 8th century.

During the Paro Tsechu, the locals dress in their finest traditional attire, and a series of masked dances (Cham) are performed by monks and laymen. These dances depict various stories from Buddhist mythology and history, and they are believed to bring blessings and ward off evil spirits. The highlight of the festival is the unveiling of the Thongdrel, an elaborate and massive religious silk appliqué that is unfurled at the break of dawn on the final day. The mere sight of the Thongdrel is considered to cleanse the onlookers of their sins and bring them blessings.

Apart from the Paro Tsechu, Bhutan has several other festivals celebrated throughout the year in different regions of the country. Some of the other major festivals include the Thimphu Tsechu, Punakha Drubchen, Punakha Tsechu, and Wangdue Phodrang Tsechu, among others.Festival-of-Bhutan

These festivals offer a unique opportunity for visitors to experience Bhutanese culture, witness colorful traditions, and immerse themselves in the country’s spiritual heritage. However, it’s essential to check the specific dates of these festivals before planning a trip, as the exact timing can vary from year to year based on the Bhutanese lunar calendar.

2023-24 Festival of Bhutan Dates

Bhutan Festival dates are important to align with your Bhutan Tour. Traveling to Bhutan coinciding with the festivals of Bhutan is very important. Please find below details of the Festival dates.

 

Punakha Festival Tour is unique. Festivals of Bhutan are a gathering of people from villages.The mask dances got the symbolic meaning of each mask dance.  People get a blessing on the final day of the festival.  details click here

Be a part of the Bhutan Paro Festival Tour packages who will enjoy the fascinating and biggest festival in Bhutan.Festival with colorful mask dances of Bhutan. The Tsechus(Festival) are Buddhist religious festivals where masked dances depicting the events from the life of Padmasambhava(Guru Rimpoche).The dances are performed by trained monks wearing ornate costumes and impressive masks. Read More

Ura Yakchoe Festival is held in Ura Bumthang. The festival is held annually. This statue has been passed on from generation to generation. Further details

Bumthang Kurjey Festival is a festival of Bumthang. The remote village communities hold their distinct annual festival.It is also an occasion to renew their faith and receive blessings. For further details click here

Thimphu festival 2022. Join the colorful Thimphu Festival Tour with Bhutan Himalayan Holidays. Thimphu Festival is one of the best festival in Bhutan. The Thimphu Festival is a religious festival where masked dances and local Bhutanese dances are performed. You can see local people with colorful attire and having food together. During the Thimphu Festival Tour, you can witness various religious masked dances performed in the courtyards of the fortress. It will last for three days. The last day is important for every Bhutanese. Read More

The black-necked Crane festival Bhutan tour will drive to the glacial valley of Bhutan Phubjikha.  Thimphu sightseeing places will provide you best of the best. Buddha Statue in Thimphu. furthermore..