Dosmoche Festival

Dosmoche Festival is likely one of the standard gala's and fairs in Jammu and Kashmir that is commonly celebrated in Leh with a lot passion and happiness. The festival falls each year in the month of February and is well known at the majestic Leh Palace. Further this competition of Dosmoche is pragmatic with equal enthusiasm on the monasteries in Liker and Deskit. Nevertheless, Dosmoche in Leh orders so much bigger awareness from visitors to Jammu and Kashmir, India. The Dosmoche festival is celebrated in the New Year and it is held on 28th and 29th day of the 12th Tibetan month. It is celebrated in the month of February. It is celebrated in Leh and Likir Monastery.

The competition of Dosmoche is among the number of prevalent Leh Ladakh festivals in India and is well known to mark the triumph over evil forces. The festival falls each year at the end finish of the Tibetan New 12 months and is perceived for two days. Monks from different monasteries accumulate at the yards of the palace to perform "Chams". Dosmoche Leh is celebrated with great passion in Leh and is also known as annual prayer festival. The festival is celebrated with enthusiasm and zeal. Diskit is a collection of folk dances that are performed as interludes to the 'Chhams'. The evils are destructed with great elaboration that signifies all the evil spirits. The lamas are dressed in their religious costumes along with the Black Hat Dancers along with the local people in their vivacious clothes make the occasion even more remarkable. The main object of offering the evil spirits is the hungry ghosts and demonic forces at the time of reading of arranged chants by Lamas. The Dosmoche festival ends up with cheers and whistles and it celebrates the dispersion of evil forces from Leh. Spituk, Stok, Matho and Chemrey all have festivals in winter, that fall in generally between November and March.