Tendra Tshechu is a traditional Bhutanese festival known as a "Tshechu" and is celebrated in Bhutan with great cultural and religious significance. Tshechus are an essential part of Bhutanese culture, and they typically involve masked dances (cham) performed by monks and the local community, along with religious ceremonies, cultural performances, and social gatherings. The specific practices and traditions associated with each Tshechu can vary depending on the region and the monastery or temple where it is held.