The 67th Shelri Dugdra Festival, also known as the Shey Festival, is a revered cultural event held every 12 years in the Dragon Year according to the Buddhist Lunar Calendar. Celebrated at the sacred Shelri Dugdra, or Crystal Mountain, this festival honors the journey of the Great Saint Drupthop Singe Yeshe, the disciple of Kyopa Jigten Gompo, founder of the Drikung Kagyu Buddhist sect. The festival features a myriad of cultural rituals and events including local dances, archery, horse riding, amchi healing exhibitions, Dolpo food showcases, and mesmerizing Buddhist Mask and Hat dances. Visitors also have the opportunity to explore the monasteries of Shelri Sumdho, Shelri Tsakang, and Gomoche, nestled amidst stunning natural landscapes. As you journey to the festival, you'll encounter breathtaking sights such as the Phoksundo Lake, Bon settlements, and diverse flora and fauna in the Shey-Phoksundo National Park. Don't miss this rare opportunity to experience the rich culture and spirituality of the Shey Festival amidst the majestic Himalayan scenery.