Buli Mani

Buli Gonpa-Yoesel Lhendrup CholingBumthang Bumthang, Bhutan

Tsirang Tshechu

Tsirang Namgaycholing Dratshang Tsirang, Bhutan

Takila Tshechu

Takila Guru Lhakhang, Meambi Lhuentse, Bhutan

Tala Chodpa

Chumey Bumthang, Bhutan

Haa Summer Festival

Dzongkhag Archery Ground or Gongzim Ugyen Dorji Central School ground Haa, Bhutan

The Haa Summer Festival features the Annual Alpine Festival, a vibrant celebration of Yak herders and their nomadic way of life. Visitors have the opportunity to learn and observe Yak shearing and wool making, as well as witness local craftsmen demonstrate the art of weaving Yak hair into traditional tents. This tourism festival provides unparalleled insight into the customs and traditions of the Bhutanese people. The Haa Summer Festival exudes a sense of contentment, allowing tourists to partake in the joyous celebration of traditional culture, engage in traditional sports, savor unique Bhutanese cuisine, and enjoy lively folk songs and religious mask dances performed by the people of Haa Valley.

Azhey Lhamo

Ura / Shingkhar Bumthang, Bhutan

In the heart of Bhutan's Bumthang District, a remarkable tradition unfolds exclusively among the women of Ura village. Embarking on a three-day spiritual journey, these women ascend the mountain overlooking Ura, their dance steps echoing through the dawn. Their purpose: to invite the local deities to a grand celebration, seeking blessings for bountiful harvests and favorable weather. This unique ritual, deeply rooted in Ura's cultural tapestry, stands as a testament to the enduring power of female empowerment and spiritual devotion.