Bhutan Festival Tour Packages
Masked dances, giant thangkas, and valleys in celebration — all-inclusive Tshechu tours timed to Bhutan's festival calendar.
Advance Booking Required: Festival tours must be booked at least 4 months prior to the festival start date to secure permits and accommodations during peak festival season.
Thimphu Festival Tour
Jambay Lhakhang Drup Festival Tour
Black-Necked Crane Festival Tour
Druk-Wangyel Festival Tour
Losar - Bhutanese New Year Festival Tour
Punakha Festival Tour
Thangbi Mani Festival Tour
Paro Festival Tour
Rhododendron Festival Tour
Kurjey Lhakhang Festival Tour
What's in a Bhutan festival tour package?
Every Bhutan festival tour package above is all-inclusive: your visa, the daily Sustainable Development Fee, 3-star hotels, meals, a licensed English-speaking guide, private transport, and reserved time at the festival grounds. Because Tshechus are religious events held inside working dzongs and monasteries, going with a Bhutanese operator means your guide knows where to stand, what each masked dance means, and when the thongdrol — the giant silk thangka unfurled at dawn — will be revealed.
Festival dates follow the lunar calendar and change every year — see the full Bhutan festival calendar for what's coming up, or read our guide to the best time to visit Bhutan to pick your season. The biggest festivals — Paro Tshechu in spring and Thimphu Tshechu in autumn — fill hotels months ahead, so book 4-6 months before the dates.
Don't see dates that fit? Send a free inquiry and we'll match a festival to your travel window — smaller Tshechus like Gangtey, Jambay Lhakhang Drup, or the Black-Necked Crane Festival run through the year and offer a more intimate experience.