Thimphu Tsechu
Tsechu in Tibetan and Bhutanese languages means ‘tenth day’ of their calendar. It is always a good day to perform rituals, host gatherings and organize special events. In Bhutan, every district observes an annual festival on the tenth day of Bhutanese calendar in different months. The programme which usually goes on for three days is more than just a simple festival wherein we get to witness different mask dances. It is the occasion of reunion, the event to mark our distinct culture and the moment to celebrate and receive blessings. Thimphu Tsechu falls in the month of October. If you desire to see the uniqueness of Bhutanese culture, then visit Bhutan coinciding the Thimphu tsechu.