What are the origins and customs of the Snowdon Festival?

The origin and custom of the Snowdon Festival are: it is a traditional festival in Tibet. In Tibetan, snow means yogurt, while meal means eating and drinking. According to the Tibetan language, the Sutton Festival means eating yogurt, so it is also called the Yogurt Festival. Because there is a grand and enthusiastic Tibetan opera performance and a grand Buddha-baking ceremony during the Snowton Festival, some people call it the Tibetan Opera Festival and the Buddha-baking Festival.

The way to celebrate the Snowdon Festival

Will perform Tibetan opera, Sutton Festival began to perform Tibetan opera at the end of 17. Religious leaders moved from Potala to Norbulingka, and Tibetan opera teams came to Norbulingka to sing during the Snowdon Festival. At that time, residents near Lhasa will be dressed in colorful holiday costumes, covered with brand-new card mats and carpets, placed with fruits and delicacies, sat on the floor, talked while drinking, sang and danced, watched Tibetan operas and enjoyed the joy of the festival. In the afternoon, families began to string curtains as guests.

After passing through Karin, Tibetan people like Karin very much. Every seven days before Snowden Day, people, groups or families will walk around Karin's lawn with ropes or lime, which means the place has been occupied. On the day of the snow festival. Under the tall and straight poplars, on the cool grass and by the beautiful river stream, you can see Tibetan people wearing gorgeous clothes, going out with their families or inviting relatives and friends. People sang and drank in groups in tents.