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Tibetan New Year

 

Date: January 1st on Tibetan calendar

Place: Tibet

Activities: Special ceremonies are held on the day. On the eve of the festival, every household will paint lucky signs with wheat flour on kitchen walls and gates. Resin is burned on the roof, while painted seedlings of cereal crops and ears of wheat are displayed in the house. The first day of the festival is for family reunion. On the second day, people will go to call on their relatives and friends. The festival is also observed with wrestling, horse racing, archery and other sports competitions. Grand groups dancing and Tibetan operas are performed.

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