"Lhaboe," on the other hand, is a Bhutanese term that denotes an annual ritual ceremony performed to pay homage to and invoke blessings from local deities or guardian spirits. These ceremonies are an integral facet of Bhutanese culture and spirituality and are typically conducted at specific times and locations, often in conjunction with other important events or festivals. During a Lhaboe ceremony, monks or local religious leaders take the lead in conducting rituals, which commonly involve offerings, prayers, chants, and symbolic gestures. The primary aim of Lhaboe is to seek the protection, well-being, and blessings of the local deities or spirits for the community, its residents, and its various endeavours.