Tshechu Festivals are vibrant cultural celebrations held annually in Bhutan to honor the teachings of Buddhism. These festivals typically take place in various monasteries and are marked by colorful mask dances, traditional music, and community gatherings. Each festival is unique to its location, showcasing local customs and traditions. During Tshechu, people dress in their finest clothes and gather to witness the performances, which often depict stories from the life of Guru Rinpoche, a revered figure in Buddhism. The festivals serve as a time for reflection, community bonding, and the renewal of spiritual commitments.