Tang Namkha Rabney

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Tang Namkha Rabney is an important Buddhist festival celebrated in the Tang Valley of Bumthang, Bhutan. It is dedicated to the worship of Namkha, the sky deity, and is believed to invoke blessings for peace, prosperity, and protection. The festival usually takes place in the 10th month of the Tibetan lunar calendar, typically falling in October or November.

During Tang Namkha Rabney, a series of rituals and prayers are performed at the Tang Monastery. The ceremonies include mantra recitations, meditations, and offerings to the sky deity to ensure the well-being of the community and its environment. A key feature of the festival is the Cham dances, where monks perform sacred dances to invoke protection and eliminate negative forces.

The festival is a time for spiritual reflection, community cohesion, and renewal of devotion to Buddhist principles. It also offers a chance for visitors to experience Bhutan’s rich cultural and religious traditions.

Tang Namkha Lhakhang Rabney is a three-day annual ritual which commemorates the founding of Namkha lhakhang (Tang valley, Bumthang) by Lama Namkha Samdrup, in Bhutan. It is also performed for the peace and prosperity.

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