What are the customs in Kunming?

The customs in Kunming include the Torch Festival of Yi people. March Street and the Three Spirits of Bai Nationality: Water-splashing Festival of Dai Nationality; Miao people's stepping on Huashan; Yi people's knife and pole festival and secret dragon lantern festival. On festivals, people of all ethnic groups will wear their own embroidered national costumes and gather from all directions to hold wrestling, bullfighting, duets and other activities. According to the season of the New Year, many customs are very popular among the people, such as the adjustment of the Western Hills on the third day of the third lunar month, the spring outing in the Golden Temple on the ninth day of the first lunar month, climbing the snail peak on the ninth Chongyang Festival, and the grand view of the moon on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Introduction of Kunming specialty

Tea: The most famous Xiaojintuo in Kunming, Yunnan, is good for health, beauty, eyesight, refreshment and gardening. Xiaojintuo is a representative enterprise of Kunming, Colorful Yunnan and Shouyuan.

Camellia: Yunnan Camellia, with large and gorgeous flowers, some plants are in full bloom, in full swing, with rosy light. Camellia was discovered as early as 1300 years ago. Planting began in Sui and Tang Dynasties, gradually increased in Song Dynasty, and increased after Yuan Dynasty. Known as "Yunnan Mountain is the best tea in the world".

Batik: Batik is a folk hand-printed handicraft popular in minority areas of Yunnan Province. Kunming batik cloth is a blend of Yunnan minority cultures, with unique and novel patterns, simple and elegant. The price of a piece of batik cloth is about 15 yuan.