| Punakha Dromchen | Punakha | 22 to 24 February |
| Punakha Tsechu | Punakha | 25 to 27 February |
| Chorten Kora | Tashi Yangtse | 2 and 17 March |
| Gom Kora | Tashigang | 25 to 26 March |
| Paro Festival | Paro | 27 to 31 March |
| Ura Festival | Bumthang | 27 to 29 April |
| Nimalung Festival | Bumthang | 21 to 23 June |
| Kurjey Festival | Bumthang | 23 June |
| Thimphu Drupchen | Thimphu | 18 September |
| Wangdi Festival | Wangdiphodrang | 17 to 19 September |
| Thimphu Festival | Thimphu | 19 to 21 September |
| Tamshingphala Choepa | Bumthang | 18 to 20 September |
| Gangtey Festival | Gangtey | TBC |
| Tangbi Mani | Bumthang | 23 to 25 September |
| Jakar | Bumthang | 19 October |
| Jambay Lhakhang Drup | Bumthang | 24 to 27 October |
| Paker Festival | Bumthang | 25 to 27 October |
| Mongar Festival | Mongar | 16 to 18 November |
| Tashigang Festival | Tashigang | 17 to 19 November |
| Nalakhar Festival | Bumthang | 23 to 25 November |
| Trongsa Festival | Trongsa | 15 to 17 December |
| Lhuntse Festival | Lhuntse | 15 to 17 December |
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