The Tshechu is a festival honouring Guru Padmasambhava, "one who was born from a lotus flower." This Indian saint contributed enormously to the diffusion of Tantric Buddhism in the Himalayan regions of Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan etc. around 800 AD. He is the founder of the Nyingmapa, the "old school" of Lamaism which still has numerous followers. The biography of Guru is highlighted by 12 episodes of the model of the Buddha Shakyamuni’s life. Each episode is commemorated around the year on the 10th day of the month by "the Tschechu". The dates and the duration of the festivals vary from one district to another but they always take place on or around the 10th day of the month according to the Bhutanese calendar. During Tshechus, the dances are performed by monks as well as by laymen. The Tshechu is a religious festival and by attending it, it is believed one gains merits. It is also a yearly social gathering where the people, dressed in all their finery, come together to rejoice. The Thimphu Tshechu for 1999 scheduled TBA.

Single room supplement: US$ 35.00 per person per nights above package tours do not includes airfare, sector wise two way airfare will be as follows:

Kathmandu-Paro- Kathmandu US$ 350.00(air fare is subject to change as par airlines without prior notice

1. Twin sharing room in the best available accommodation mode( hotel or tourist cottage),
2. all meals,
3. overland transportation with in Bhutan( Japanese vehicles),
4. sightseeing as per itinerary with English speaking guide,
5. necessary airport/ hotel/ airport transfers, cultural shows.
6. In trek, accommodation in the best available tents (moss),with all meals, air pillows sheets hot water bottles, dinging tent, Kitchen tent, toilet tent, backed to by our skilful and experience crew

1. Air fare
2. airport taxes
3. Bhutanese visa fee(US$ 20.00 payable at airport upon arrival)
4. Nepal re-entry visa fee
5. drinks at hotels/lodges and expense of personal nature such as laundry, trip insurance, etc.