Bhutan Weather in February

If you want to travel in Bhutan in February, you can choose Dochula Pass from where you can admire the spectacular scenery of Himalaya Mountain if it’s a sunny day. The pass lies between the capital city Thimphu and the ancient capital Phunaka and was built to pray for world peace. The 108 pagodas surrounded by colorful prayer flags are awesome. Besides, you can also visit the Gongga Mountain, the highest mountain, which human has never climbed. Except the mountains, you can also go into the cities. Bhutan is the most famous Stamps Country in the world. The details of these stamps are full of variety. You can even make a stamp with your own head portrait in the General Postal Office, of course, the 3D stamps and unique CD stamps are also popular. National Memorial Chorten is also worth seeing. It’s the landmark building of Thimphu and also a famous pagoda. People often come here to circle around the tower by which they can wash away the sins.

Do not miss the Tshechu Festival of Punakha if you go to Bhutan in February. Tshechu is the most important festival in Bhutan and lasts four or five days usually, but the holding time is different in different cities. Punakha’s Tshechu ranks the third largest ceremony in Bhutan. You can see the local people dance the Cham to lustrate the monsters and bring prosperity.