Festivals in the Kingdom of Bhutan are unique,rich,colorful and happy expressions of its ancient Buddhist culture.Bhutan predominantly has many temples and monasteries hence there are many religious and popular Bhutan festivals which have become an important tourist attraction. Festivals (esp. Tshechu) are central to the life of Bhutan which is considered very auspicious festival which everybody attends and watch mask dances. 

Besides Tshechu other popular festivals are Black Necked Crane festival which is celebrated in the most beautiful valley called Phobjikha, it is an event to mark the coming of a giant majestic endangered bird  that migrates from Tibet during winters. Another interesting festival in Bhutan is Royal Laya Highland festival which is an event to showcase the beauty and wonders of the life of the highlanders in Bhutan. It is an unique festivals .Rhododendron festival in Bhutan is an exhilarating event that marks the spring season with full bloom flowers and lush green forest in Bhutan.

Yes,to an extent chilling out in silent resorts,monasteries or any other natural surroundings gives an opportunity to reflect,meditate,contemplate and rediscover oneself. Sometimes it is nice to travel and take a break from mundane life.

Our itinerary includes ;

Paro Tshechu (21st-25th March)

Thimphu Tshechu (13th-15th September)

Gangtey Tshechu (16th-18th September)

Wangdue Phodrang Tshechu ( 11th-13th September)

Punakha Tshechu (19th-21st February )

Black necked crane festival (11th November)

Royal Laya Highland festival (19th-29th October)

Kurjey Lhakhang Tshechu (14th-16th June)

Nimalung Tshechu (14th-16th June)

Jambay Lhakhang Festival (15th-18th November)

Rhododendron festival (13th-14th April)