Events

Kothakpa tshechu takes place in Shumar, Khothakpa, in Pemagatshel. This is where the country’s largest gypsum mine is located. Details Starts: 24 Sep 2020 Ends: 26 Sep 2020 Venue: Shumar/Kothakpa…

This festival is observed in Shumar, Goenpung under Pemagatshel Dzongkhag. Details Starts: 24 Sep 2020 Ends: 26 Sep 2020 Venue: Shumar/Goenpun Dzongkhag: Pemagatshel Contact: Cultural Officer:…

The Bum Tashi Festival of Gasa has been named after the region’s protecting deity Tashi Thongoen. It basically involves making offerings and prayers to this protecting deity. Details Starts: 23 Sep…

Thimphu Dromchoe precedes the popular three-day Thimphu Tshechu. The Dromchoe showcases the sacred dances dedicated to the protecting deity of Bhutan, Palden Lhamo. Details Starts: 22 Sep 2020 Ends:…

Chha is celebrated every year by the people of Phagidoong, Tagmochhu, Kamdhar, Kusumphel, Khaashaling and Takila for four days. Chha is an offering made to the local deities and originated from the…

Tour of the Dragon is not a road bike race or a classic mountain bike race, nor is it a gravel grinder, because it doesn’t fit into any of the categories defined by the UCI. Since the distance of the…

Takila is one of the most sacred historical and religious places in Lhuentse. Many important festivals of nearby communities take place at Takila. This is where the country’s largest statue of Guru…

During the festival, the native mushroom and other local products, mushroom hunting, and cultural programmes by the school and local community will be showcased. The objective of the festival is to…

The Haa Summer Festival is a lively and uplifting celebration of traditional living-culture, nomadic lifestyles, unique Bhutanese cuisine, traditional sports and religious performances. It provides…

Dungsingma tshechu is a festival held in Dungsingma village in Yurung gewog under Pemagatshel Dzongkhag. People gather during the festival to witness mask dances and receive blessings. Details…