Peyling Choe was originated from Bumthang and introduced in Khangma village under Pemagatshel District by Peselling Tulku. Chams (mask dance) were brought from Yurung, Chhimung and Kenkhar. The word "Ling" refers to "Peyling" and Ngag stands for it is Norjam which together stands peyling Norjam. From Peyling Norjam, we have "Nub Ter" (the treasure of west).we have a tshechu festival with mask dance twice in a year which falls on 5th and 10th month of the Bhutanese calendar. Before in the time of Guru Tshokey Dorji, 5th month of Bhutanese Calendar was considered as "Truel choe" where Guru transformed into monkey and he prophesied that they need to a perform "Tshechu" The "Truel Choe" which was performed by the Guru on the 5th month of Bhutanese calendar is now performed on the 10th month of Bhutanese Calendar and it was performed starting from the 10th month of day 14 and ends on day 15 of the same month. Here the mask dance of the drummers and the mask dance of Garuda are being performed.