Bhutan, often referred to as the "Land of the Thunder Dragon," is a nation steeped in rich culture and tradition. Among the many cultural celebrations that take place throughout the year, the annual tshechu holds a special place in the hearts of Bhutanese people. It is a time when locals and tourists alike gather to witness the vibrant displays of Bhutan's cultural heritage. One of the most iconic venues for this celebration is the courtyard at Tashichodzong in Thimphu, where people from all walks of life congregate to seek blessings and enjoy the festivities. However, despite its cultural significance, this cherished courtyard remains in dire need of an upgrade, and similar challenges persist at other venues like Changlingmithang. This article sheds light on the pressing need for improvements and a broader change in mindset to ensure that Bhutan's cultural traditions thrive and continue to enrich the lives of its people.
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