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Buddhist Festival
Tsirang Tshechu
Tsirang Namgaycholing Dratshang Tsirang, Bhutan
Takila Tshechu
Takila Guru Lhakhang, Meambi Lhuentse, Bhutan
Tala Chodpa
Chumey Bumthang, Bhutan
NyinzergangDromchoe
Nyinzergang Wangduephodrang, Bhutan
Yonphula Tshechu
Ugyen Dongag Chokhorling Lhakhang, Ypnphula Trashigang, Bhutan
Dolay Drupchen
Taktshang Pelphu Paro, Bhutan
Nimalung Tshechu
Nimalung Dratshang, Chumey Bumthang, BhutanThe Nimalung Festival is conducted at Nimalung Lhakhang, situated in Chumey within the Bumthang region. This Tshechu is an annual event, taking place in the 5th month of the Bhutanese calendar. A remarkable highlight is the display of a colossal 9-meter-wide Thongdrol of Guru Rimpoche, which not only evokes awe but is also believed to purify the sins of all who gaze upon it. Throughout the Tshechu, a series of vibrant and mesmerizing mask dances are performed.
Bartsham TreldaTshechu
Chador Lhakhang, Bartsham Trashigang, Bhutan
Kurjey Tshechu
Kurje Lhakhang Bumthang, BhutanKurjey Tshechu, also known as the Kurjey Festival, is celebrated in Bumthang at Kurjey Lhakhang, which consists of three temples located in Chokhor Valley. This annual festival occurs in July. The oldest temple, established by Lama Minjur Tempa, dates back to 1652, while the second temple was constructed by Gongsa Ugyen Wangchuk in 1900. The third temple, built by Queen Mother Ashi Kezang Choden Wangchuk, was completed in 1990.
