The royal couple of Bhutan presented themselves with their cute “dragon prince”.

Now the proud “Dragon King” Jigme takes part in religious celebrations in the city of Panbang with his family. Shows confidence six years of succession to the throne at his father’s side, while his younger brother snuggled up to his mother a little coyly. One thing quickly becomes clear with the new footage: the two boys have grown quite a bit! Specifically baby make a decent move.

The royal family of Bhutan wears colorful robes

The royal family attends the three-day “Panbang Tshechu” festival. Tshechu is a religious festival where sacred dances are performed by monks representing gods. The royal couple later published footage of their participation and the colorful celebration on their Instagram account.

The three-day festival ends on November 15 with the erection of a giant picture meant to rid audiences of bad revenue. Most districts have their own Tshechu.

Many dancers perform at the Tshechu Festival

Traditional festivals are a good opportunity for many people to gather from faraway areas. About 1,000 people attended the celebrations in Panbang. The last day is also a religious holiday in Bhutan. It is used to mark the day the Buddha’s Master descended, making it an auspicious day.

Jigme from Bhutan and Jetsuna Pema from Bhutan are considered a dream couple

King Jigme of Bhutan, who has ruled the small kingdom on the eastern edge of the Himalayas since the shock abdication of his father in 2006, and his wife Queen Jetsun Pema of Bhutan married since 2011. In 2016 his first son saw the light of day, in 2020 his second followed.

Jigme from Bhutan studied in the US and studied politics in England and India. For many years he was considered a sought-after bachelor. His wife, Jetsuna Pema from Bhutan, the daughter of a pilot, graduated from the renowned Regent’s College in London with degrees in International Relations, Psychology and Art History. As Queen, she is deeply committed to environmental protection. She is also considered a fashion icon: her colorful robes wrote the history of fashion in Bhutan