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The Department of Tourism in Bhutan has declared that the nation's holiday season has begun. Here are the festivals which you should definitely attend!
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Held in Gangtey valley, the occasion commemorates the beautiful black-necked cranes' return to Bhutan. When: 11th November, 2023
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The three-day bird festival is an intriguing occasion that aims to boost the local economy and encourage birdwatching. When: 13th to 15th November, 2023
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The celebration features a number of religious dances that recount the valour of the Royal Bhutan Army. When: 13th December, 2023
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It is the only celebration in the nation that vividly portrays a fight against the Tibetan army from the 17th century. When: 16th to 18th February, 2024
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Commencing the start of the spring season, the two-day rhododendron event is an enjoyable occasion. When: 13th - 14th April, 2024
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The festival's major attraction is the unveiling of Guru Rinpoche's enormous needlework, which shows the eight incarnations of the spiritual master. When: 21st - 25th March, 2024
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The tshechu will include traditional Bhutanese folk dances as well as a variety of mask dances, or "cham." When: 19th to 21st February, 2024
Experience the rich culture of Bhutan by visiting these festivals!
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