What are the festivals in Tibet?

Tibetan festivals: Tibetan New Year, Karin Festival, Universal Festival, Snowdon Festival and Bathing Festival.

1, Tibetan New Year, which is the most solemn festival for Tibetan compatriots in a year. From the middle of Tibetan calendar1February, every household will fry Kasai, a kind of fried pasta, and prepare a cart and horse box. Then frying Kasai and decorating Chema are sacrifices.

2. Karin Festival, Karin in Tibetan refers to a place with lush green grass and shady trees. Whenever summer comes, people who have spent a long winter on the sunny plateau with flowers in full bloom will come to Karin in the suburbs to enjoy nature. Karin Festival has no fixed date, and usually focuses on the first day to the fifteenth day of May in the Tibetan calendar.

3, Guo Wang Festival, Wang Cang means fields, fruits turn around. The fruit festival means going around the fields to express prayers and desires for a bumper harvest. It is very popular in the agricultural areas of Tibet, especially in the middle reaches of the Yarlung Zangbo River and the rural areas on both sides of the Lhasa River.

4. Xuedun Festival, the first day of July in Tibetan calendar, is the Xuedun Festival in Lhasa, which means Yogurt Festival. It is also called the Tibetan Opera Festival because it focuses on Tibetan opera performances.

5. Bath Festival. The bathing festival is usually held from July 6 to 12 in the Tibetan calendar and lasts for 7 days. It is said that bathing can eliminate all diseases and keep you healthy all year round.