What month is Zulu Day?

Zulu Festival is a day on the 25th day of the 10th month of the lunar calendar. Zulu Festival generally refers to the Festival of Thousand Lanterns, is a religious festival of the Mongolian and Daur ethnic groups. In Mongolian, it is called "Ming Gan Zhuo La", which means the Festival of Thousand Lamps. This day is called "Ming Gan Zhuo La", go to the temple to light, that the more points the more auspicious.

This holiday custom, the most prevalent in the Virat Mongolian. Local people eat roast beef and mutton on this day and hold traditional sports and games. Thousand Lanterns Festival, also known as Minganjul Festival, Zulu Festival, Thousand Buddha Lanterns Festival, is a traditional festival of the Mongolian people, which is a religious festival evolved from the Buddhist lamp-lighting ceremony. Wirat Mongolia attaches more importance to this festival and believes that everyone will be one year older after Zulu Festival. In the evening after the lamp, the whole family sits around, with buckwheat noodles and ghee to do Maitreya Buddha lamp, to show that the days are red and prosperous.