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05/05/2025

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15/04/2025

20/01/2025

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18/01/2025

Phuntsholing: Gateway to Bhutan

Phuntsholing, Bhutan’s vibrant border town, serves as the main gateway to this Himalayan Kingdom. Nestled at the foothills of the mountains, its blends Bhutanese culture with Indian influences, offering visitors a unique glimpse of country’s diversity.

13/01/2025

Bhutan, a place where spirituality connects peace. Nestled in the eastern Himalayas, a land where peace is not just a concept but a way of life. When you visit Bhutan, you will get to experience the serene landscapes and the rich cultural heritage where values of Gross National Happiness align with the faith that teaches us to cherish compassion, mindfulness, and the interconnectedness of all living beings.

12/01/2025

11/01/2025

In Bhutan, they are called Tshechus. The word ‘Tshechu’ literally means the 10th day and the 10th day of the Bhutanese calendar is auspicious. Monks and laymen perform religious masked dances during Tshechus. In addition to the religious songs and dances, there are atsaras (clowns) who typically don masks featuring large red noses. To many, atsaras are the lifeblood of the Tshechus. They are the order in the chaos of the festival, through humor. These festivals live therefore by tradition, and cultural and religious festival.
Well, the Tshechus held at many temples around the country, are colorful festivals, lots of people turn up in their best dresses and in beautiful jewelry and make merry and socialize. The most important reason to attend Tshechus is to receive blessings and gain merits. Festival in Bhutan Traditionally, festival was a place where locals from various village gather with each other socializing. Tshechus, for visitors, present an occasion to spy and capture the images of the mystical mask dances and people adorning themselves in their most elegant clothes and jewelries.

Paro Tshechu and Puankha Tshechu are far the most popular festivals in Bhutan performed during spring season.
Firstly, they are located in the Western part of Bhutan, an hour drive away from Paro Airport. So it is possible for you to do a four to six days visit just to attend the festival.

11/01/2025

Bhutan: Where spirituality meets peace

Explore Bhutan to experience the mindfulness journey with Endless Knot Travels