Paro Festival-27th to 31st March 2018 Posted on 08-02-2018 21:00
Destination: Paro, Thimphu, Phobjikha, Punakha
Bhutan is rich in cultural diversity and this richness is further enhanced by the wide variety of elaborate and colorful religious festivals that are celebrated throughout the country. Every village is known for their unique festival though the most widely known is the annual Tshechu, meaning a religious festival.
In the early spring, we see Punakha Tsechu and Punakha Dromchoe, and bit later into full spring, attend Talo village festival, along with the famous Paro Tsechu festival, where we also see the unfurling of giant Thangkha. In the autumn, you’ll see three festivals of Wangduephodrang, Gangtey and Thimphu Tshechu festival. As these festival periods are extremely popular, flights and hotels tend to get booked out soon, so book this tour early!
Thimphu Festival-19th Sept to 21st Sept 2018 Posted on 08-02-2018 21:00
Destination: Thimphu, Punakha, Paro
Bhutan is rich in cultural diversity and this richness is further enhanced by the wide variety of elaborate and colorful religious festivals that are celebrated throughout the country. Every village is known for their unique festival though the most widely known is the annual Tshechu, meaning a religious festival.
In the early spring, we see Punakha Tsechu and Punakha Dromchoe, and bit later into full spring, attend Talo village festival, along with the famous Paro Tsechu festival, where we also see the unfurling of giant Thangkha. In the autumn, you’ll see three festivals of Wangduephodrang, Gangtey and Thimphu Tshechu festival. As these festival periods are extremely popular, flights and hotels tend to get booked out soon, so book this tour early!
Jambay Lhakhang Festival- 24th to 27th Oct 2018 Posted on 08-02-2018 21:00
Destination: Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, Phobjikha, Bumthang
Bhutan is rich in cultural diversity and this richness is further enhanced by the wide variety of elaborate and colorful religious festivals that are celebrated throughout the country. Every village is known for their unique festival though the most widely known is the annual Tshechu, meaning a religious festival.
In the early spring, we see Punakha Tsechu and Punakha Dromchoe, and bit later into full spring, attend Talo village festival, along with the famous Paro Tsechu festival, where we also see the unfurling of giant Thangkha. In the autumn, you’ll see three festivals of Wangduephodrang, Gangtey and Thimphu Tshechu festival. As these festival periods are extremely popular, flights and hotels tend to get booked out soon, so book this tour early!
Druk Wangyel Festival- 13th Dec 2018 Posted on 08-02-2018 21:00
Destination: Paro, Thimphu, Punakha
Bhutan is rich in cultural diversity and this richness is further enhanced by the wide variety of elaborate and colorful religious festivals that are celebrated throughout the country. Every village is known for their unique festival though the most widely known is the annual Tshechu, meaning a religious festival.
In the early spring, we see Punakha Tsechu and Punakha Dromchoe, and bit later into full spring, attend Talo village festival, along with the famous Paro Tsechu festival, where we also see the unfurling of giant Thangkha. In the autumn, you’ll see three festivals of Wangduephodrang, Gangtey and Thimphu Tshechu festival. As these festival periods are extremely popular, flights and hotels tend to get booked out soon, so book this tour early!
dsf Posted on 26-08-2019 03:45
