Events

His Majesty the 5th King of Bhutan was born on 21st February 1980 and to mark this important day, people in every dzongkhag observe the day with various cultural programs. Details Starts: 21 Feb 2020…

Shali Tshechu is celebrated in Shali village under Shumar gewog in Pemagatshel. During the tshechu, visitors can witness and experience different types of colourful mask dances, as well as local folk…

The three-day Chuzangang annual tshechu is held at the lhakhang. The tshechu is performed by the villagers of the community and the folk dances are performed by a group of women. Details Starts: 04…

This festival takes place in Tsatse Dzong in Nanong, Pemagatshel. It is one of the many other religious festivals besides the annual Pemagatshel Tshechu, which form the rich cultural diversity of…

The Coronation of the 1st King of Bhutan was held on 17th December 1907 and since then the day is observed every year as the National Day of Bhutan in every dzongkhag. Details Starts: 17 Dec 2019…

The one-day Dekidling annual tshechu is held at the lhakhang. The mask dances are performed by the dzongkhag mask dancers, while the folk dances are performed by a group of women. Details Starts: 12…

This festival, held in Trong gewog under Zhemgang Dzongkhag, is an annual festival during which people offer Tshog (Offerings) to god and pray for well being and happiness for another year. Various…

Ngala Trong tshechu is scheduled in this November in Zhemgang. Different forms of mask dances and cultural items will be show cased to the public during the festival. Details Starts: 12 Dec 2019…

Thrichugoenpa tshechu is a festival that takes place in the sacred Thrichu goenpa in Tongzhang, Trashiyangtse. Tongzhang is located on the Trashigang-Trashiyangtse highway, just before reaching the…

This is the second Dechenling Tshechu taking place in Dechenling Lhakhang in Pemagatshel. Mask dances, along with different varieties of cultural items, make up the main highlights and entertainment…