What festivals are there in Xinjiang?

Xinjiang is a multi-ethnic region in China, with rich and varied festivals. The following are some major festivals and related pictures in Xinjiang:

1. Spring Festival: As the most important traditional festival in China, Xinjiang also solemnly celebrates the Spring Festival. During the festival, every household hangs lanterns on window grilles, people put on costumes and hold various activities, such as lion dance, dragon dance and fireworks display.

2. Nadam Conference: Nadam is Mongolian, meaning "entertainment and games". Every summer, a grand Nadam convention is held on the grassland in Xinjiang, attracting many tourists and people. This festival includes equestrian competitions, wrestling, archery, singing and dancing and other performances.

3. Eid al-Adha: Eid al-Adha is a traditional festival of Uighurs and one of the most important festivals in Xinjiang. People put on costumes and hold various celebrations, such as dances, songs and folk sports competitions. During the festival, the streets and alleys are full of lively atmosphere.

4. Qinghai Lake Ice and Snow Festival: The Qinghai Lake Ice and Snow Festival, located at the junction of Xinjiang and Qinghai, is a large-scale ice and snow entertainment activity. Visitors can do all kinds of ice and snow sports on the lake, such as skating, skiing and horse-drawn sledding. At night, the light show on the lake is even more beautiful.

5. Manas International Herdsmen's Festival: Manas International Herdsmen's Festival is a grand event to celebrate the herdsmen's culture in Xinjiang. During the festival, people can enjoy colorful herdsman performances, equestrian competitions and traditional Uygur music. This is an excellent opportunity to show the life and culture of herdsmen in Xinjiang.

These festivals not only enrich the culture of Xinjiang, but also attract tourists from all over the world. Every activity shows the multi-culture and national characteristics of Xinjiang and brings unforgettable experiences to people.