Nyilo or the Winter Solstice Festival is celebrated in January with various traditional rituals and ceremonies.

Losar, the Tibetan New Year, is widely celebrated in Bhutan in February with colorful processions, dances, and festivities.

One of the most significant religious festivals in Bhutan, the Paro Tshechu is held in March and features masked dances, traditional music, and cultural performances.

The anniversary of the opening of Paro International Airport is celebrated with cultural programs and events.

This annual festival in May features traditional Bhutanese horse racing and other cultural performances.

A newer event in the region, the Paro Summer Festival showcases local culture, music, and traditional sports.

Another round of the Paro Tshechu is held in July, providing visitors with another opportunity to witness the vibrant religious celebrations.

Bhutan is known for its wild mushrooms, and the Mushroom Festival in Paro highlights various mushroom dishes and products.

While not in Paro, the Thimphu Tshechu is one of the largest religious festivals in Bhutan and is easily accessible from Paro.

While not in Paro, the Jambay Lhakhang Drup in Bumthang District is a popular festival where visitors can witness the fire ritual known as the "Mewang."

Held in Phobjikha Valley near Paro in November, this festival celebrates the arrival of the endangered black-necked cranes to the area.

While not in Paro, the Tamshing Phala Choepa in Bumthang District is a vibrant festival featuring mask dances and cultural performances.