Festivals in the land of Tunder Dragon are rich and happy expression of its ancient Buddhist culture. The festival commonly known as Tshechu is being held in honor of Guru Rinpochhe, the saint who introduced Buddhism to Bhutan and in the Himalayan dominion in eight century. The festivals are held on auspicious days in which a series of highly stylish masked dances are performed.
Also Tshechu is a festive event in the lives of Bhutanese culture where by the people come in their best of the dresses and spent the time together, having fun and watching the religious dances being performed by monks and other laymen.
The most popularly celebrated festivals in Bhutan are in Paro, Punakha, Wangdi, Bumthang, Trashiyangtse and Trashigang. There fore Bhutan Abbot Tours and Travels have a well design itinerary for those who wish to witness the Tshechu and be a part during the Tshechu festival in Bhutan.
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