Paro Tshechu is an annual religious festival celebrated in Paro, Bhutan, usually held in the spring. It features vibrant mask dances, traditional music, and colorful costumes, showcasing Bhutanese culture and spirituality. The festival honors the teachings of Guru Rinpoche, a revered figure in Tibetan Buddhism, and attracts both locals and tourists. During the festival, large thangkas, or religious paintings, are displayed, and people gather to witness the performances and participate in rituals. The event serves as a time for reflection, community bonding, and the renewal of faith, making it a significant cultural highlight in Bhutan's calendar.