Two dancers perform the Shinjé Yapyum Cham at the Tsenka Wang.
One of the most common sacred masked dances performed during religious festivals in Bhutan is the Shinjé Yapyum Cham. The dance is often the first dance performed in a festival’s program as it is believed to subdue negative spirits and harmful influences.
Although known as the Shinjé Yapyum Cham, or the Dance of the Male and Female Lords of Death, it represents the male and female Yamāntaka
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