Tibetan New Year. Bath Festival [within 7 days of the first half of July in Tibetan calendar]

Bathing Festival, known as "Gama Riji" in Tibetan, has a history of 800 years. It is usually held from July 6 to 12 in the Tibetan calendar for 7 days. Every autumn, the sun shines brightly in Gao Yuanfeng, and Venus hangs high. It is said that water during this period is more effective than "holy water". At this time, bathing with river water can cure all diseases, maintain health all year round, and be lucky. Washing your face can keep you alert and quick-thinking. During the bathing festival, Tibetans will go to the river. The bathing festival is called "Gama Riji" (bathing) in Tibetan, and it is a unique festival for Tibetan people. Every year, the Tibetan calendar lasts for 7 days from July 6th to12nd, also known as "Bathing Week". According to legend, a rare plague occurred on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau a long time ago, and a large number of people and animals died. The merciful Guanyin Bodhisattva sent seven fairies to take seven bottles of bathing festival from Yaochi.

Bathing Festival is called' Karma Tianji' (bathing) in Tibetan, and it is a unique festival for Tibetan people. Every year, the Tibetan calendar lasts for 7 days from July 6th to 12, also known as "Mu Zhi Week".

According to legend, a rare plague occurred on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau a long time ago, and a large number of people and animals died. The merciful Guanyin Bodhisattva sent seven fairies to take out seven bottles of fairy water from Yaochi and pour them into all rivers in Tibet. That night, the common people saw a sallow and emaciated girl in their dreams. After she jumped into the clear river, she was completely ill and had a good face. From then on, every year in the late summer and early autumn, during the seven days when "Karmaji Day" (Venus) appeared, men, women and children in cities, rural areas and pastoral areas went out to rivers, lakes, rivers and streams, put up tents, put on curtains, spread mats and play and swim in the water. Women also bathe in the water without scruple. At noon, the family had a picnic outside and tasted mellow highland barley wine and fragrant butter tea. Do it at sunrise and return at sunset every day, and enjoy this annual traditional festival.

The "Bath Festival" has a history of at least seven or eight hundred years, because water is more effective than "holy water" at this time, and even people who are most afraid of cold water have taken amazing courage and perseverance to jump into the river and take a good bath. According to the astronomical calendar of Tibet, the water in early autumn has eight advantages: sweet, cool, soft, light, clear, tasteless, not hurting the throat and abdomen.

All rivers in Tibet have fairy water. That night, in my dream, the subaltern department saw a girl who was sallow and emaciated and covered in scars. After she jumped into the clear river to bathe, she was completely ill and had a good face. From then on, every year in late summer and early autumn, during the seven days when "Karmaji Day" (Venus) appeared, men, women and children in cities, rural areas and pastoral areas had to go out to rivers, lakes, rivers and streams, set up tents, draw curtains, spread mats and play and swim in the water. Women also take a bath in the water unscrupulously, have a picnic outside at noon, and taste mellow green tree wine and fragrant butter tea. Do it at sunrise and return at sunset every day, and enjoy this annual traditional festival. Bath Festival [within 7 days of the first half of July in Tibetan calendar]

"It has a history of 800 years. It is usually held from July 6 to 12 in the Tibetan calendar for 7 days. Every autumn, the sun shines brightly in Gao Yuanfeng, and Venus hangs high. It is said that water during this period is more effective than "holy water". At this time, bathing with river water can cure all diseases, maintain health all year round, and be lucky. Washing your face can keep you alert and quick-thinking. During the bathing festival, men, women and children in Tibetan areas came to the river with tents, mats and all kinds of food and clothes. The bathing festival is called "Gama Riji" (bathing) in Tibetan, and it is a unique festival for Tibetan people. Every year, the Tibetan calendar lasts for 7 days from July 6th to12nd, also known as "Bathing Week". According to legend, a rare plague occurred on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau a long time ago, and a large number of people and animals died. The merciful Guanyin Bodhisattva sent seven fairies to take out seven bottles of fairy water from Yaochi and pour them into all rivers in Tibet. That night, in my dream, the subaltern department saw a girl who was sallow and emaciated and covered in scars. After she jumped into the clear river to bathe, she was completely ill and had a good face. From then on, every year in late summer and early autumn, during the seven days when "Karmaji Day" (Venus) appeared, men, women and children in cities, rural areas and pastoral areas had to go out to rivers, lakes, rivers and streams, set up tents, draw curtains, spread mats and play and swim in the water. Women also take a bath in the water unscrupulously, have a picnic outside at noon, and taste mellow green tree wine and fragrant butter tea. Do it at sunrise and return at sunset every day, and enjoy this annual traditional festival.