Chotrul Duchen is a significant Buddhist festival celebrated in the Tibetan tradition. It marks the full moon day of the first month in the Tibetan lunar calendar, commemorating the day when Buddha Shakyamuni performed miracles to demonstrate his teachings. This event is part of the Buddhist tradition of honoring the life and enlightenment of the Buddha. During Chotrul Duchen, practitioners engage in various religious activities, including prayer, meditation, and making offerings. It is believed that the merit gained on this day is multiplied, encouraging followers to accumulate positive karma. Many also visit monasteries and participate in community celebrations to deepen their spiritual practice.