The Jakar Tshechu is a renowned religious festival that takes place in the town of Jakar, situated in Bhutan's Bumthang district. Bumthang, often referred to as the "heartland of Bhutan," holds great historical and spiritual significance. This annual festival, the Jakar Tshechu, is dedicated to Guru Rinpoche, also known as Padmasambhava, who is regarded as the second Buddha and played a pivotal role in spreading Buddhism in Bhutan. During the Jakar Tshechu, both locals and visitors come together to witness a series of traditional mask dances, religious rituals, and cultural performances. These mesmerizing dances typically portray narratives from Buddhist mythology and history.