Azhi Tshona Tsho-Tsho- An indegenous song & dance originated from Chokhorling, Nganglam Dungkhag

Breif Description about the song and dance:
"Azhi Tshona Tshona" is a traditional Bhutanese folk song originated from Chokhorling Gewog under Pema Gatshel Dzongkhag. This song holds significant cultural value, as it pays homage to the elegant attire worn by queens, celebrating and honoring the traditional garments that symbolize Bhutanese heritage. Sung during various festive occasions and ceremonies, "Azhi Tshona Tshona" showcases a deep appreciation for Bhutan’s rich customs and the artistry of textile craftsmanship associated with royal garments.
The accompanying dance for "Azhi Tshona Tshona" is unique and deeply expressive, often performed in gatherings to keep the connection with ancestral customs alive.
Today, Nganglam Central School is honored to present this song as a symbolic offering of seven cherished gifts. Through this performance, we aim to spread love, respect, and appreciation for our cultural heritage, embracing it as a shared responsibility among us. This presentation not only celebrates our traditions but also reminds us of the importance of valuing and preserving them together as a community.
Disclaimer:
The song and dance performed by our students are interpretations intended to celebrate and promote our indigenous culture. They may differ from the original in rhythm, style, and dance steps. We kindly request that viewers appreciate these performances as part of a learning journey, supporting our students in their efforts to honor and preserve our cultural heritage.