The Nimalung Buddhist Monastery hosts the three-day Bumthang Nimalung Tshechu Festival. Every year, the Bumthang Nimalung Tshechu Festival takes place. Since the word “Tshechu” refers to the tenth day of a Bhutanese calendar month, which is widely observed as the birth anniversary of Guru Rimpoche, the Second Buddha, Tshechu are always held on or around that day. All 20 of Bhutan's districts participate in Tshechus, which are held at various months depending on the district. Tshechus are pleasant occasions for the people as well as a major day of offerings to the Guru Rimpoche and other regional deities.

Bumthang Nimalung Tshechu Tour undeniably is a historical tour to understand the establishment of religious and cultural landmarks around Bhutan, specifically in its religious and spiritual heartland, Bumthang. Suppose you are someone who loves ancient architecture, festivals, culture, and history. In that case, the Bumthang Nimalung Tshechu Tour is intended just for you.

Day 01: Arrival in Paro then transfer to Thimphu City - 1: 30 hour (55km) flight

Day 02: Excursion tour in Thimphu

Day 03: Drive from Thimphu to Punakha - 2 to 3 hour (74 km) drive then excursion tour

Day 04: Drive from Punakha to Phobjikha Valley via Gangtey Goempa - 2 to 3 hours (85 km) drive

Day 05: Drive from Gangtey/Phobjikha to Bumthang - 4 to 5 hours drive

Day 06: Attend the Nimalung Festival

Day 07: Excursion Day in Bumthang

Day 08: Drive from Bumthang to Wangdue - 5 to 6 hours (197km) drive

Day 09: Drive from Wangdue to Paro - 3 hours (110km) drive then sightseeing

Day 10: Sightseeing and Acclimatisation Hike to Tiger’s Nest Monastery (3,180m/10,433ft) - 4 to 5 hour.

Day 11: Departure