Tibetan festivals, tourist attractions, what festivals do Tibetans have?

Tibet is an autonomous region inhabited by ethnic minorities, mainly Tibetans. People in Xizang has some unique customs, and visitors to Tibet should respect them. Festivals include: Tibetan New Year, Tibetan Farmer's Year, Xuedun Festival, Daughter's Day, Guowang Festival, Sagadawa Festival, "Chasing the Future in White" Festival, and the anniversary of the liberation of millions of serfs in Tibet.

Offering Hada is the most common and grand etiquette of Tibetan people. When the hospitable Tibetan host presents Hada to the guests, the guests should bow and accept it; When entering the homes of ordinary Tibetans, remember not to step on the threshold with your feet; When addressing a person's name, the word "la" is usually added after the name to show respect and goodwill to the other person. If the host asks you to sit down, you can sit cross-legged. Don't straighten your legs and point your feet at people. In addition, you can't touch the heads of Tibetans with your hands.

Three mouthfuls and one cup is the most important etiquette for Tibetans to receive guests. The procedure of three cups is as follows: the guests dip some wine in the ring finger of their right hand, play it in the air, in the air and on the ground three times to show their respect for heaven, earth and ancestors (or for the three treasures, Buddha and Taoism), and then take a sip. The host will fill the glass, take another sip, the host will fill the glass again, and so on for three times, and finally finish the wine in the glass.

Tibet never eats horse meat, donkey meat or dog meat. Tibetans in some places don't even eat fish. Because Tibetans believe that dogs and horses are human beings and cannot be eaten; Donkeys are considered to be very unclean and cannot be eaten. Therefore, eating donkey meat and dog meat must not be mentioned in Tibet.

The main tourist attractions in Tibet are temples. At present, many temples open to tourists in Tibet are Tibetan Buddhist temples, and Tibetans generally believe in Tibetan Buddhism. So when you turn the warp thread, you must go clockwise, and never go counterclockwise. Many Tibetan elders will follow some sheep with red silk hanging behind them when they turn over the scriptures. This kind of sheep is called "herding sheep". Don't disturb these sheep. At the same time, in the Buddhist temple, it is not allowed to make noise and touch the Buddha statue at will, and it is not allowed to take pictures and photos in the Buddhist temple without permission.

It is a humble act for Tibetans to stick out their tongues, and it is a respect for each other, not a disrespect for others. Put your hands together and express your blessing to the guests.

Eight must-see attractions in Lhasa

The answers to the eight must-see attractions in Lhasa are: 1. Potala Palace. The popularity of Potala Palace need not be introduced. There are countless people who come here for pilgrimage every year, especially on holidays. The Potala Palace is often crowded and the scene is quite lively. As the largest ancient palace complex in Tibet, Potala Palace has a strong cultural atmosphere and is worth visiting. 2. Norbulingka. This is a scenic spot of key cultural relics protection units in the western suburbs of Lhasa. Style belongs to Tibetan garden, which is especially ornamental. In ancient times, it was once a place where a few dignitaries rested, which was very suitable for tourists to take pictures. Moreover, there are many precious flowers and plants in this garden, which are also very suitable for viewing. 3. Jokhang Temple. Located in the center of the old city of Lhasa, it is a 5A-level scenic spot and a well-known Tibetan Buddhist temple. It is said that it was built by Songzan Gambu, which is very suitable for Buddhist believers to visit here. 4. Sera Temple. Sera Temple is one of the three major temples in Lhasa. It is located at the foot of the proud mountain of Sela Shan Jian in the northern suburb of Lhasa. It used to be a place where monks gave lectures. The Buddhist culture here is also quite strong, with many Buddhist cultural relics and books, which have very precious cultural value. 5. Jokhang Temple. Xiaozhao Temple in Barkhor Street, Lhasa, Tibet is also a very good tourist attraction. It is said that it was built in memory of Princess Wencheng. This temple has many precious cultural relics and some Buddha statues, which have a unique style. 6. drepung monastery. This temple is located in the western suburb of Lhasa, with a distance of 10 km. Among the many Buddhist temples in Lhasa, drepung monastery is very famous. It is one of the gelug sect monasteries of Tibetan Buddhism and one of the three major temples in Lhasa. 7. Barkhor Street. A commercial street located in the old city of Lhasa retains the traditional features of the old city of Lhasa. The pace of life of local residents is very slow, and the buildings on both sides of the street look very ornamental. Because this street is surrounded by Jokhang Temple, it is also called a holy road by many Tibetans. 8. Namtso. This is the second largest lake in Tibet. This lake is located in Dangxiong County, Lhasa. Its beautiful natural scenery is very charming. It attracts many friends who like photography to take photos here all year round, and it is also a good choice for many couples to take wedding photos.

What are the tourist attractions and major festivals in Tibet?

Bomi in Linzhi is also a good place to go.

The most beautiful mountain in China-Nanga Bawa Peak.

The most beautiful forest in China-spruce forest

The most beautiful glacier in China-Midui Glacier

Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon is the first of the ten most beautiful canyons in China.

Dragon fight natural danger

Guxianghu

Galang Scenic Area (Galang Village) was once the seat of Galang Palace. Bomi has long been separated from the local government of Tibet in history and has become a highly autonomous kingdom in southeastern Tibet. Now all the villagers in Garang are descendants of King Garang. The beauty of Galang Village can be described as "a fairyland outside the world". Admission fee: 10 yuan.

Yu Xu Scenic Area, where there are not only beautiful and distinctive villages, but also the geological miracle of ancient glaciers-ice-stained hills, is free of admission.

After crossing the Midui Glacier, about 30 kilometers along the 3 18 National Road is the beautiful Ranwu Lake.

Linzhi-Bomi-Ranwu, the whole journey is 350 kilometers, and there are countless beautiful scenery, which can be regarded as moving and scenery everywhere. Even if you rush by, you can greatly satisfy your vision. It is a real "beautiful journey". If you have time to travel in depth, it will make people sigh and linger.

There is also a tent camp 20 kilometers from Bomi County to Linzhi, which is also a good choice for people who like camping or want to experience it. I lived there and the service was very thoughtful. The surrounding scenery is also beautiful and feels good.