What are the customs of the Tibet Snow Festival?

Xuedun Festival is a traditional religious festival of Tibetan people. Over the years, it has also continued many customs that spoil national characteristics, so that Tibetan culture can be continued and passed down.

Sun Buddha ceremony

Sunbathing Buddha means showing Buddha, and the traditional Sutton Festival begins with showing Buddha. When the Buddha statue was opened, the huge Thangka Buddha statue was covered with yellow silk and slowly hung with silk. The Buddha statue was displayed in front of people bit by bit, and the scene was boiling at that moment.

As a prelude to the festival, drepung monastery Buddha Exhibition is the most striking ceremony. At 8 o'clock in the morning, halfway up the mountain behind drepung monastery, under the first ray of morning light, accompanied by the solemn French bugle, a huge 500-square-meter statue of Sakyamuni woven by colorful silk threads slowly revealed a peaceful face, and tens of thousands of believers and deeply infected tourists all crossed their hands to worship.

Guolinka

People in Xizang likes Karin very much. Every seven days before the Snow Festival, people, groups or families walk around Karin's lawn with ropes or lime, which means this place has been occupied. On the day of the Snowdon Festival, people came to Linkan early, set up colorful tents, spread mats and carpets on the ground, and put on various festive foods such as wine, drinks and dishes.

Under the tall and straight poplars, on the cool grass and by the beautiful river stream, you can see Tibetans wearing gorgeous clothes, or taking their families with them, or inviting relatives and friends. People sing and drink in groups in tents, and at the same time play Tibetan chess and cards. Dancing and singing are also their specialties, and scenes of self-entertainment can be seen everywhere, and stalls are set up to supply tourists.