A complete collection of ethnic festivals in Yunnan

Yunnan is a large ethnic minority province. Among the 56 ethnic groups in the country, Yunnan has 25 ethnic minorities. As of 2011, there are six ethnic groups with more than one million ethnic groups in Yunnan: Yi, Bai, Hani, Dai, Zhuang and Miao; there are more than 100,000 people and less than 1 million people: 9 ethnic groups: Lisu, Hui, Lahu, Wa, Naxi, Yao, Jingpo, Tibetan and Bulang; More than 10,000 people including 10,000) There are nine ethnic groups including Buyi, Pumi, Achang, Nu, Jino, Mongolian, De 'ang, Manchu and Shui; with more than 1000 people and less than 10,000 people, there are Dulong, Gelao, Tujia, Dong, etc., which are the provinces with the largest ethnic minorities in our country, and the province's ethnic minority population reaches 15.4518 million (2011 data).

Yunnan has many historical and cultural cities and a variety of ethnic minorities, so Yunnan's ethnic festivals are also quite rich. The following small series introduces what customs festivals are among ethnic minorities in Yunnan.

Yi Festival:

Torch Festival, Year of the Yi People, Worship Meeting, Secret Branch Festival, Dance Festival

Bai Festival:

Torch Festival, March Street National Festival), Qingming Festival, Zhongyuan Festival, Winter Solstice, Men's Day, Ancestral Worship Festival

Hani Festival:

June Year, New Grain Eating, October Year, Girls 'Day, Respect for the Elderly Day, Lima Main Day, Grasshopper Catching Day, New Rice Eating Day

Dai Festival:

Buddha Bathing Festival, Summer Festival, Summer Festival

Zhuang Festival:

Top Festival, Longduan Festival, Eating and Riding Festival, Yabai Festival

Miao Festival:

Miao Year, Dragon Boat Festival, April 8th Festival, Eating New Festival, Lusheng Festival, Huashan Festival, Autumn Festival, Stepping Drum Festival, Celebrating Miao Year, Eating New Festival, Naochong Festival, Climbing Festival, Youfang Festival, Sisters Festival, Guzang Festival, Zhouxi Lusheng Festival, Fishing Festival, Eating Letter Festival, Cutting Mars Festival, Hakka Year, and Hanging Bridge Festival.

Others include the Yao Ganba Festival and Xijiu Festival; the Tibetan Flower Fair, Horse Racing Festival, etc.

The above are most ethnic festivals in Yunnan, and there may be some festivals that are not known to many people