Festival dates & Things to do
Paro Tshechu is one of the most popular festivals and is considered a major attraction with people coming from neighboring districts to participate in the festivity. Early in the morning on last day of the celebrations, monks display a gigantic thangkha (embroidered painting), Guru Throngdel, inside the dzong.
One of the major festivals in the nation is the Paro Tshechu. All mask dances take place on the first day in the Dzong’s courtyard.
The event is held in the courtyard outside the dzong during the following few days.
The Tsechu is one of the most revered and significant occasions, and it’s also one of the nation’s most well-liked festivals.
The five-day Tshechu attracts visitors from all across the nation, who arrive dressed to the nines to witness and receive blessings.
Duration: 9 Days
Duration: 9 Days
Duration: 9 Days
Duration: 9 Days
Rinpung Dzong, PARO
Paro Festival is one of the most popular festivals and is considered a major attraction with people coming from neighboring districts to participate in the festivity.
Early in the morning on the last day of the celebrations, monks display a gigantic thangka (embroidered painting), Guru Throngdel, inside the dzong.
Thongdrol is an especially impressive example of Buddhist art and never fails to amaze viewers. They are considered so sacred that simply seeing a Thongdrol is said to cleanse the viewer of all sins.
The quantity and diversity of attendees at the Tshechu are increased by visitors from all over the world. Both the monks and the village laity perform a variety of mask dances and folk dances.
The Thongdrel is transported back to the Dzong before dawn after the ceremonies and blessings are finished.
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