Festival Tour
Paro Tshechu Festival Tour
Paro · Thimphu · Punakha · Phobjikha
Sacred masked dances in the courtyard of Paro Rinpung Dzong, ending with the unfurling of the giant thongdrol at dawn.

Festival Tours
Witness the Norbu Chushum and Drametse Nga Cham dances in the courtyard of Punakha Dzong, the most photogenic festival setting in Bhutan.
Bhutan Punakha Tshechu Festival for Bhutan Tour and Travels
the Punakha Festival is one of Bhutan's most spiritually charged festivals for your Bhutan Travel and Tour on unfolds within the magnificent courtyard of Punakha Dzong with Bhutan Festival cultural tour. The Punakha Festival was introduce in 2005 to preserve Bhutan's Buddhist culture and traditional, and to honors the legacy of Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, the visionary leader who unified Bhutan. The performances are accompanied by ancient chants and the resonant thunder of long horns, and each dance tells a moral story where good triumphs over evil as joyful, colorful expression of Bhutan's Buddhist philosophy spiritual Wellness.
Witness Bhutan Punakha Festival masked dances at Punakha Dzong by taking brilliant photoshoot of the festival events and the incredible Dzong backdrop. The festival is usually held in February or March, according to the Bhutanese lunar calendar, and normally lasts three days, followed by a special final day featuring the sacred Thongdrol.
Punakha Festival Major attractions your can see during your Bhutan Tour:
Tour Punakha Festival:
Single Traveler: USD $1690
2 Travelers: USD $1490 per person
3 Travelers and Above: USD $1390 per person
Every journey is private and can be adjusted to your pace, interests and travel dates.
Our representative from Exclusive Bhutan Journey will welcome you at Paro airport and drive to Thimphu.
On reaching Thimphu, check in the Hotel.
Overnight in Thimphu
After breakfast ride around Thimphu visiting site:
Afternoon day hiking with beautiful view of Thimphu CITY
Overnight at Thimphu
After breakfast drive towards Punakha via Dochula pass.
Overnight at Punakha
After Breakfast witness Punakha festival, the Punakha Festival is one of Bhutan's most spiritually charged festivals for your Bhutan Travel and Tour on unfolds within the magnificent courtyard of Punakha Dzong with Bhutan Festival cultural tour. The Punakha Festival was introduce in 2005 to preserve Bhutan's Buddhist culture and traditional, and to honors the legacy of Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, the visionary leader who unified Bhutan. The performances are accompanied by ancient chants and the resonant thunder of long horns, and each dance tells a moral story where good triumphs over evil as joyful, colorful expression of Bhutan's Buddhist philosophy spiritual Wellness. Witness Punakha Festival masked dances at Punakha Dzong by taking brilliant photoshoot of the festival events and the incredible Dzong backdrop
And afternoon drive to Phojikha valley which is located east of Punakha is a beautiful and most scenic glacial valley of Bhutan. This valley serves as roosting spot for Black necked crane, one of the rarest and endangered species of bird which migrates during winter months (November, December, January, February) from Tibetan plateaus and northern region of India.
Once reach Phojikha valleys go around for short trail walk around Gangtey monastery.
Overnight at Phobjikha Valley
After breakfast drive towards back to Paro.
Overnight at Paro.
After breakfast drive towards Taktsang base from where the hike begins. Horse riding facilities are available till view point.
Overnight at Paro
After breakfast, your guide and driver will see you off at Paro International airport for your onward destinations.
Festival Tour
Paro · Thimphu · Punakha · Phobjikha
Sacred masked dances in the courtyard of Paro Rinpung Dzong, ending with the unfurling of the giant thongdrol at dawn.
Festival Tour
Paro · Thimphu · Punakha · Phobjikha
The kingdom's largest festival, held at Tashichho Dzong each autumn, with masked dances, atsara clowns and the thongdrol.
Festival Tour
Paro · Thimphu · Punakha · Phobjikha
A December festival beneath the 108 Druk Wangyel chortens at Dochula Pass, honouring the Fourth King and the Royal Bhutan Army.

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