How Lhasa People Celebrate Tibetan New Year
The Tibetan New Year 2013 is coming to its end. Let’s review how Lhasa people celebrate Tibetan New Year. In Lhasa, capital of Tibet, the festival usually lasts from December 29th of last year to the Jan. 15th of the new year. But the highlights of the holiday only lasts a week in urban areas of Lhasa and two weeks in the countryside. New clothes are made, houses and monasteries alike are cleaned from top to bottom, various shapes of kase (fried wheat twists) are made, and walls are painted.
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