Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon, is known for its mountains, culture and spirituality. But to really get to the heart of Bhutan, there’s no better way than attending its festivals. Known as Tshechus, these annual celebrations bring locals and travelers together for days of dancing, costumes and rituals. Whether you’re a culture vulture or just love unique experiences, Bhutan Festival Tours is a must have journey. Here are the Top 5 Bhutanese Festivals You Simply can’t Miss: 1. Paro Tshechu – The Most Popular Festival in Bhutan Held in the beautiful Paro Valley, the Paro Tshechu is one of the most famous and most attended Festivals in Bhutan. The highlight of this festival is the grand unfurling of the Thangka (Thondrol) – a huge sacred scroll that is believed to bless all who see it. Masked dances, traditional music and a festive atmosphere make this a once in a lifetime experience. When: March – April Why: See the Thangka and the biggest Tshechu in Bhutan. 2. Thimp...
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