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Bhutan's Thimphu Tshechu & Gangtey Tshechu Festivals
Bhutan - 3,150m
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Grade:
Entry Level
Type:
Cultural
Transfers
Duration:
8 Nights
4 - 12
Group size
Leaders
Tour Highlights
- Experience both Thimphu Tshechu and Gangtey Tshechu Festivals
- Hike to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery
- Immersion in Bhutan’s unique culture and communities
- Hoist wish-fulfilling prayer flags in Dochula Pass
- Buddha Dordenma Statue & Memorial Chorten
- Valley of Phobjikha - winter location of the black-necked cranes
- Enjoy a hot stone bath
- Chimi Lhakang (the temple of Fertility)
Immerse yourself in unique and timeless Bhutanese festival celebrations on this small group tour
Bhutan is renowned for its vibrant and colourful festivals, where ancient traditions come alive through spiritual music, intricate wooden masks, elaborate costumes, and mesmerising dances. These celebrations showcase the rich cultural heritage of the country and offer a very special experience.
Join us on a carefully curated journey that offers the opportunity to witness both the Thimphu and Gangtey Tshechu Festivals.
Thimphu Tshechu, held in the capital, is a magnificent display that draws thousands of locals and visitors together in celebration of Guru Rinpoche, the revered saint who introduced Buddhism to Bhutan. This festival unfolds against the stunning backdrop of the Tashichho Dzong, offering a captivating insight into Bhutanese spirituality and artistry.
In contrast, the Gangtey Tshechu provides a more intimate experience in the peaceful Phobjikha Valley, well known for its beautiful landscape and as the winter haven for endangered black-necked cranes. Held at the historic Gangtey Monastery, this festival offers a unique chance to witness ancient rituals and masked dances in a smaller, rural setting.
Both festivals immerse you in Bhutan's deep-rooted traditions, offering insights into the nation's unique cultural fabric. This is an extraordinary adventure that allows you to experience Bhutan's landscapes, and culture, all while experiencing the warmth and hospitality of the Bhutanese people.
If you would like to learn more about Bhutan, you can read our journal post here.
Bhutan's Sustainable Development Fee
All international visitors to Bhutan must pay a 'Sustainable Development Fee' (SDF) of $100 per night of their stay to the Bhutanese Government. For our 8-night tour, this means a fee of $800 which has been incorporated into our tour cost accordingly.
If you purchase any additional nights with us, the additional SDF charges of $100 are included into the add-on costs. We need to know exactly how long you plan to stay in Bhutan so we can pay the government the correct SDF charge on your behalf and arrange your time-sensitive tourist visa.
Day 1: Arrival at Paro – Thimphu (1 hour drive)
Transfer
Dinner
Boutique Hotel
Fly into the only international airport of the country at Paro International Airport in the beautiful Paro Valley.
As the plane takes a dramatic sweep into the valley, you will see the inner Himalayan mountainsides with traditional Bhutanese house perched in the mountains and snowcapped peaks of the Northern Himalayas towards the Tibetan border.
You will be met in Paro at the airport with a traditional sign of welcome, a white silk scarf with the eight lucky & auspicious signs embossed in it. Bhutanese culture revers symbolisms, so we believe that you must start our journey in Bhutan with an auspicious beginning.
We will then drive (1 hour) to Thimphu (2300m), the capital of Bhutan. In Thimphu, we will head to the Buddha Dordenma Statue (Buddha Point) the largest seated Buddha statue in the world with a height of 51.5 meters, made of bronze and gilded in gold.
The statue itself is the home for over 100,000 smaller statues of Buddha. You will be in awe at the size of the statue, as well as the artistry that it took to create it.
We will then visit the Memorial Chorten (Stupa) at the center of the capital, dedicated in memory of His Majesty the Third King of Bhutan, Jigme Dorji Wangchuck. The stupa attracts many elderly Bhutanese daily for prayers, and is a window into the daily lives of Buddhist Bhutanese.
Accommodation: Kisa Villa or similar, Thimphu
Day 2: Thimphu
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Boutique Hotel
The Thimphu Tshechu Festival (2nd to 4thOctober 2025) is one of the grandest of Bhutan’s festivals and attracts the largest audience. Featuring dances performed by trained monks and laymen in amazing masks and costumes, Tsechus (festivals) are one of the best ways to experience the ancient living culture of Bhutan.
A Tsechu is a Buddhist festival in honor of Guru Rimpoche, the saint who brought Buddhism to Bhutan. The Thimphu Tsechu was established by the 4th Temporal Ruler, Tenzing Rabgye (1638-1696) in 1670.
This festival also provides a great opportunity to witness locals gathered in their finest Gho’s and Kira’s in a celebration of their culture and faith.
This tour also visits sacred sites in Paro, Thimphu and Punakha.
The Tshechu is a daylong affair and guest may decide how long they would like to watch.
In the late afternoon, we shall embark on a short hike to the Wangditse monastery. Wangditse hike is one of the easiest hikes in Thimphu. The hike takes less than one hour each way and is mostly a flat trail. The trail takes into trees of oak, pine, and rhododendron which accompany you throughout the hike while occasionally opening to the view of the Buddha Dordenma statue, Tashichoe Dzong and Thimphu valley.
Accommodation: Kisa Villa or similar, Thimphu
Day 3: Thimphu – Punakha (2.5 hour drive)
Transfer
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Guest house
Today, you will drive towards Punakha (1300 m). On the way, and 40 minutes drive up into the mountains, we will stop at the Dochu la Pass (3150 meters) to see the Himalayan Mountain Range.
On a clear day, you will see the Northern Himalayas bordering China with the Jumolhari, Kula Gangri and Jichu Drakey peaks.
We will also see the 108 stupas named the Druk Wangyal Khangzang Chortens offered as a tribute to his Majesty the Fourth King of Bhutan Jigme Singye Wangchuck for his selfless service to the nation and its people.
At Dochula Pass, we will offer a wind prayer flag as is Bhutanese custom. Your guide will arrange the consecration of the flags from a temple before our visit.
Bhutanese believe that the winds blowing the prayer flags gathers spiritual power to all beings and carries the prayers and wishes to the gods.
After lunch, you will take a short walk of 20 minutes through the village towards Chimmi Lhakang (the temple of Fertility) built in 1499 by the saint Drukpa Kinley, known as the Divine Madman.
The tradition of the temple is to bless pilgrims with a wooden phallus, a symbol to drive away the evil eye and also for those seeking to be blessed with children.
In the evening, you will visit the Punakha suspension bridge (590 ft), one of the longest suspension bridges in the country. Strongly strengthened with iron chains and metal netting, this extraordinary bridge adorned in fluttering prayer flags, connects Punakha Dzong to the surrounding villages, and offers a great view of the glistening stream below.
Accommodation: Gasothang Farmhouse, Punakha
Day 4: Punakha - Gangtey (2.5 hour drive)
Transfer
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Boutique Hotel
Today, we will take a short hike of about 45 minutes each way to Khamsum Yulley Namgyal Chorten.
Standing majestically on a strategic ridge above the Punakha valley, this temple was built over a period of 9 years.
The Chorten was built by Her Majesty the Queen Mother, Ashi Tshering Yangdon Wangchuck, in 1999, to protect the present King, and through him, the prosperity of the Bhutanese people.
After lunch, we head over to the picturesque and peaceful Gangtey valley (2865 meters), a huge U-shaped glacial valley located in the central kingdom. The drive covering over 78 kms will take about 2.5 hours.
Accommodation: Dewachen Resort & Spa or similar, Gangety
Day 5: Gangtey
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Boutique Hotel
The Gangtey Tshechu festival is held at Gangtey Goenpa in Phobjikha valley – the winter roosting ground of the migratory and rare black necked cranes.
Different kinds of mask dances are performed during the festival. Gangtey Festival offer a unique and immersive way to experience the cultural and spiritual richness of Bhutan, particularly in the stunning Gangtey Valley, also known as Phobjikha.
Gangtey Festival, also known as the Gangtey Tsechu, is an annual religious and cultural event celebrated in the Gangtey Monastery, a prominent religious institution in the valley.
This festival is a vibrant showcase of Bhutanese traditions, featuring traditional mask dances, religious ceremonies, and community gatherings.
We can also visit the Gangtey Village to explore the quaint shops of this one street town and visit the 16th century golden topped Gangtey Goemba at the head of the valley.
Accommodation: Dewachen Resort & Spa or similar, Gangety
Day 6: Gangtey – Punakha (6 hour drive)
Transfer
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Boutique Hotel
Today, in the morning, we will enjoy the beautiful 2 hour Gangtey Nature Hike in the stunning Phobjikha valley - home to the rare and endangered black-necked cranes, making it a haven for nature lovers and bird watchers.
The hike itself is a moderately challenging, yet rewarding experience. We will follow a scenic trail that winds through forests of blue pine, juniper, and rhododendrons, offering stunning views of the valley below. In the late afternoon, we will drive back to Punakha. Explore Punakha town.
Accommodation: Zhingkham Resort or similar, Punakha
Day 7: Punakha – Paro (3.5 hour drive)
Transfer
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Boutique Hotel
Today, we will drive towards Paro. The drive will take a total of 3.5 hrs.
After lunch in Paro, we will visit the National Museum of Bhutan, built in 1648. The museum showcases over 3000 works of Bhutanese art & cultural heritage and also houses Buddhist scrolls on cloth known as Thangkha Painting as early as the 12th Century.
After visiting the museum, we will take a short stroll down to the Ringpung Paro Dzong (the Fortress of Jewels). Dating back to the 17th century, the fortress houses the district monastic body as well as the administrative center. Praying in that chapel is believed to bring about long-life.
Explore Paro town.
Accommodation: Khangkhu Resort or similar, Paro
Day 8: Paro
Transfer
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Boutique Hotel
After breakfast, we will drive towards the base of the Taktsang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest), the sacred and famous site of the temple built on the cliffside in 1693.
Legend has it that, in the 8th century, Guru Padmasambhava meditated in the caves around which the monastery was built, after flying on a tigress’s back.
The monastery hangs on a cliff at 3120 meters above sea level, and although it looks very steep and almost vertical, the monastery has a mule track leading to it. The trek is very scenic, surrounded by pine trees. The Trek will be about 5-6 hours round trip and lunch will be served at the cafeteria on the way. Upon your return form Tiger’s Nest, enjoy a relaxing dip in Bhutan’s hot stone baths. The bath comprises of fresh water infused with Artemisia absinthium (wormwood) leaves and other herbs. The water is heated using river stones that have been meticulously roasted over an open flame until they attain searing temperatures.
In the evening, you will have time to stroll around and visit Paro town.
Accommodation: Khangkhu Resort or similar, Paro
Day 9: Paro - Departure Day
Transfer
Breakfast
After breakfast today, you will be transferred to Paro airport for your international departure flight, rejuvenated by the Bhutanese way of life.
Adventure Optional Extras
Single Room Supplement
Single rooms are available on a first come, first served basis.
We will charge on a pro-rata basis if a single room is not available to book for part of the trip where it would have been possible.
Private Transfer - One Way Arrival (1 to 3 people)
If your flight schedules do not align with our group transfers (please refer to the essential info page for more information), you will need to arrange private transfers. Note that these transfers are one-way, so if you require them for both arrival and departure, please select two. After booking, you will be prompted to complete a travel information form where you can provide us with your exact flight times and details. This will enable us to organise your private transfers accordingly. Please note that private transfers may be subject to availability.
Private Transfer - One Way Departure (1 to 3 people)
If your flight schedules do not align with our group transfers (please refer to the essential info page for more information), you will need to arrange private transfers. Note that these transfers are one-way, so if you require them for both arrival and departure, please select two. After booking, you will be prompted to complete a travel information form where you can provide us with your exact flight times and details. This will enable us to organise your private transfers accordingly. Please note that private transfers may be subject to availability.
Additional night pre/post tour (price per person)
Price includes hotel (full board), guide (compulsory in Bhutan), transfer, and daily tourist tax.
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Not Included
- International Flights
- Alcoholic drinks
- Tips
- Souvenir items
- Travel insurance
Contents
Accommodation
We fully believe in, and practice, Responsible Tourism, using hotels run by locals. The accommodation on this adventure is comfortable and welcoming hotel accommodation offering rooms with ensuite facilities. We put time and effort into building our relationship with accommodation suppliers to ensure you have a great trip.
We choose accommodation based on cleanliness, comfort, safety, proximity to our route (to avoid unnecessary extra travel) and a warm client welcome, as well as reliability in their service to us. Wherever we can we will choose smaller, more characterful, individual hotels, but in areas where tourism is still developing, or in remote areas (like the mountains), we may not have a wide range of options. An aspect of our adventures is to escape the ‘trappings’ of modern Western lifestyles and to experience new things with are exciting and memorable and reflects the countries we are visiting.
Facilities
Unless you have booked a single room (where they are available) and paid the single room supplement for those nights, you will be sharing a twin room with another client (of the same gender).
This is adventure travel and on occasion the advertised services at a hotel (eg wifi, or hot showers!) may not be functional on our arrival. This tends to occur in the smaller, more remote hotels, guest houses or camps. Very rarely a hotel lets us down and we are required to find alternative suitable accommodation that might not be our first choice.
Guiding & Your Group
Supporting you on your holiday will be a local, English-speaking, qualified guide who knows the area like the back of their hand, as well as the history & heritage of the area!
We work jointly with our Bhutanese Tour Operator partners both before and during your adventure to ensure that they understand your needs and the standard that YellowWood Adventures expects. We believe that it is a very important positive aspect of Responsible Tourism, to employ the expertise of reliable and suitably qualified local suppliers, as well as offering you a much more informative and authentic experience.
Your Group
Your group will be any number from our minimum group size of 4, up to a maximum of 12 fellow travellers. This number works really well with the ratio of guides, and ensures the optimum level of service to you during your adventure.
We get clients booking alone, as couples and in small groups of friends. If you have a group of friends or family who are interested in having their own customised trip, then please let us know and we can cost it for you. Our links with in-country travel experts often mean that we can assist you in developing a personalised itinerary.
Am I fit enough?
You are visiting the Himalayas, walking at altitude between 3000 and 5000m.
To get the most of out of this adventure, you therefore need to be a regular walker and in good physical condition. You do not need to be experienced in trekking, however. Any hiking is undertaken at the natural pace of the group, with regular stops.
You will be carrying just a day pack, with water, layers and other basics.
Training
As with all active holidays, the fitter you are, the more you can relax and enjoy the stunning route, and the better you can cope with challenges such as the outside elements.
Clients are advised to get into a regular walking pattern before the trip as convenient.
If you have bought new hiking boots for this adventure, this is the right time to wear them in, not on the trip itself.
Travel & Arrival
Your YellowWood adventure starts at the airport where you will be met and taken to your hotel either by your guide, or a driver.
We understand that arriving into an unfamiliar airport can be very daunting, so we aim to give you as much information here as possible, to help you prepare.
Finding flights
Flights are not included in the cost of your holiday, and whilst we are happy to help advise you, responsibility for booking the correct flights rests with you.
We recommend that you use a comparison tool such as www.momondo.co.uk or www.skyscanner.net when searching for flights.
Foreign Travel Advice
For the latest travel advice from the Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), including security and local laws, plus passport and visa information, check www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice. We also receive notifications direct from the FCDO so we are always aware of the ‘status’ in our destination countries.
Airport & Arrival Info
On arrival at the airport you will go through passport control to baggage reclaim and onwards to Arrivals where you will be met by a driver / guide with a YellowWood Adventures sign.
All group specific, final details on where to meet your guide will be sent to you prior to the start of your adventure.
Visas
You will need a passport and visa to enter and exit Bhutan. Your visa is included in your adventure cost and we take care of all necessary arrangements for you before your adventure begins.
We kindly request that you provide us with your insurance documents, with your name clearly stated, along with a scanned copy of your passport. Once your application is processed, you will receive a convenient PDF copy of your visa. Simply print it out or display it on your tablet or phone upon arrival and departure in Bhutan.
Insurance
Holiday insurance is essential for all Yellow Wood Adventures. Unfortunately, anyone without insurance is not able to take part in the holiday, so please make sure you arrange cover. We recommend arranging your insurance cover when you book so that if you have problems during the run up to your holiday, and need to cancel, you are covered.
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battleface insurance is provided in the UK by battleface Insurance Services Limited, a UK insurance intermediary authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Details provided on this webpage are for information only. Terms, conditions, exclusions, and limitations apply. Always read the description of cover contained within your policy to ensure it is suitable for your needs.
Prior to the holiday, we will ask you to send us details of your insurer, policy number, 24 hour emergency assistance contact details and the name, address, and telephone numbers of your NOK or persons to be notified in the event of an emergency.
You must ensure the travel insurance you purchase provides you with suitable cover for the entirety of your trip. Your travel insurance must include cover in the event that you have to cancel for a reason outside your control prior to departure, for any medical expenses you may incur whilst away (including repatriation in the case of medical need) and for the activities which you may participate in during your trip.
Included
- Daily Tourist Tax (Government Sustainable Development Fee)
- Standard accommodation
- Full board basis
- 24/7 Guides & Attendants
- Visa fees
- Hot stone bath
- Prayer flag hoisting
- Private cultural show on last night (for groups of 4 or more)
- Entrance Fees for Tigers Nest, Buddha Dordenma Statue, Memorial Chorten, Chimi Lhakhang, Punakha Dzong, National Museum of Bhutan, and other attractions.
Reviews
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Just back from a YellowWood tour in Bhutan- everything was fabulous- the organisation before we went and then the local Bhutan partners and cannot more highly recommend our guide and driver- they were knowledgeable and caring and responsive to our wishes and interests.
A great trip to a fascinating country and cannot recommend it more highly
Trekking the Trans Bhutan Trail October 2023
Please take into consideration the time of year when you are travelling before making your final packing decisions.
Please bring a full first aid kit and any prescription medication with you. Consult your doctor regarding advice around inoculations and the prevention of disease contraction.
Receive a 15% discount off Water-to-Go filtration water-bottles to help reduce plastic waste.
Compulsory
- Passport & insurance documents
- US$ or £GB to exchange for local currency
- Credit / Debit card for ATMs in town
- Phone & charging cables / plugs / adaptors
- Day bag to carry extra layers, water and other essentials
- Money belt
- Antibiotics such as Azithromycin to stop serious traveller's diarrhoea
- First aid kit: paracetamol, rehydration sachets, antihistamine cream, ibuprofen cream, thermometer & blister kit (eg plasters & zinc oxide tape). anti-diarrhoea tables - we recommend getting hold of some Ciprofloxacin (a quinolone antibiotic) ahead of the trip. It’s great for traveller's diarrhoea
- Washbag & usual contents
- If applicable, feminine hygiene products
- Insect repellent
- Sun cream
- Hand gel
Clothing
- Waterproof jacket (GoreTex or similar quality)
- Warm jacket & fleece - even in the summer temperatures can be low in the evenings. Down or synthetic insulated jacket & light fleece recommended - they pack small too!
- Walking trousers for trekking. Soft shell fabric is ideal.
- Shorts for warmer days
- Sandals or trainers - worn in please!
- General socks / underwear
- Suitable clothes/pjs for sleeping in
- Some “smarter” outfits / evening wear
- Warm hat & gloves
Items for Hiking
- Light clothes for day time - long & short sleeved tops. Technical fabrics dry quickly in hot or wet weather when hiking.
- Thermal base layers are ideal when camping & also useful if you get cold weather
- 20-30L rucksack with waist (& ideally chest) strap for hiking
- Walking boots - already broken in!
- Waterproof stuff sacks & liners for both day sack and kit bag) to keep kit dry
- Water-to-Go filtration water-bottle & additional storage water-bottle - ideally 2 litres per person
- Standard large rucksack or large duffel style bag are all suitable for your baggage
Optional
- Sunglasses
- Sun hat or baseball cap
- Buff or neck gaiter for cold weather / sun protection
- For women: Light scarf useful for covering neck & shoulders in respect of religious spaces
- Flask, if you enjoy hot drinks on the go
- Camera & charging cables / plug
- Purification tablets as alternative to Water Purification Bottle
- Spare ziplock bags for dirty clothes, waterproofing phones, rubbish & general organising
- Walking poles
- Lightweight waterproof trousers
- Waterproof socks
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Grading
To help you choose the right adventure for you, we have given each itinerary a grading that relates to the level of Walking / Trekking you will experience during the trip. This grading can be found on the Yellow map on the adventure page of the website.
All of our trips involve a level of general activity so are designed for people who are in good health, enjoy the outdoors, and have a taste for adventure and some level of fitness. As will be clear from our destinations, the climate (and altitude) may be different to that which you are used to, so please take this into consideration when choosing the most suitable holiday.
Please read our Adventure Itinerary & Essential Information for more information and don't hesitate to contact us if you would like to chat through whether you have found a suitable adventure for you.
Grade 1-3: Entry Level
You need to be in good physical health to enjoy your active holiday, but you don’t need to be an experienced hiker. These itineraries offer a mix of sightseeing and easier walking for around 2-4hrs a day, with the emphasis on sights and cultural experiences.
Walks will be well marked or on defined pathways, and often around sites of interest. The expected amount of descent/ascent will depend on the landscapes of the destination, but will not exceed 400m/day, and will often be much less. Walks are at low altitude (below 3000m).
You will not be required to carry more than a day sack with water and essentials. Ensure you are aware of the weather conditions likely in the destination you are visiting and have a pair of comfortable and worn in walking shoes/boots.
Grades 4-6: Intermediate
You need to have a good level of fitness and be a regular walker for these adventures, with ideally some trekking experience. You can expect to be walking for 3-6 hours per day, not including rest stops, normally on good trail paths but with some uneven surfaces at times.
You will not be required to carry more than a day sack. You may be walking in more challenging temperatures. You will generally be walking at low altitude (below 3000m) but may walk at altitudes up to 4000m. The amount of ascent could be up to 800m in a day but will frequently be less. You may walk on consecutive days.
Ensure you are aware of the weather conditions likely in the destination you are visiting and have suitable clothing for this adventure.
Grades 7-9: Challenging
You need to have a good level of fitness with previous experience of trekking. Extra training before your trip will ensure that you get the most out of your adventure. Areas will be remote and terrain uneven.
Expect to walk for 5 – 8 hours a day, not including breaks, with some very steep ascents and descents. You will be walking at altitude (over 3000m but not higher than 5000m).
Ensure you are aware of the weather conditions likely in the destination you are visiting and have suitable equipment/clothing for this adventure (see the packing list for your adventure).
Please check individual itineraries for details of what you will need to be carrying with you.
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