The Lhuentse Annual Tshechu is a traditional Bhutanese religious festival that takes place in the Lhuentse district of Bhutan. Tshechus are important cultural and religious events in Bhutan, typically celebrated at monasteries or dzongs (fortress-monasteries) throughout the country. These festivals are marked by colorful mask dances, traditional music, and religious rituals, and they serve as significant social gatherings for the local community. The Lhuentse Annual Tshechu, like other Tshechus, features various mask dances that depict stories from Bhutanese history, mythology, and Buddhism.