Festivals in November

Miao’s New Year Festival

Miao's New Year

 

The Miaos celebrate their New Year according to their their own calendar. And the Miao's New Year is the most important Miao's festival, which usually held in November and December.  The exact day differs from village to village.

 

For celebrating the festival, Miao people worship their gods, relatives working in other places come back home for family union. Activies include: lusheng dance, folk song singing, etc.

 

Kindly remind you to be careful for invitations of having a drink in their homes. The home-make wine is sweet, foods are good, people are willing to share their happiness...Even the women can drink a lot, and sing beautiful songs, it makes to you difficult to say no.   It is a tradition and a great honor for locals to let their guests have a sound sleep in their homes, after a big dinner.  Frankly speaking, it happens every time when we visit their villages, and we have to worn you in advance:  Be careful of those pretty girls in their love traditional costumes, they sing a lot, smile a lot, drink a lot, dance a lot...

 

Must-see Villages in Guizhou and Guangxi
      Basha      Zhaoxing      Tang'An      Xijiang      Sanjiang      Longsheng     

 

Festival Calendar in Guizhou


 

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5 Days Miao New Year in Leishan and Xijiang

 

      Itinerary detail of this trip

 

More places to go in Guizhou

Basha village

In Guizhou, Miao ethnic in Basha village might be the only native trible who still dress in traditional clothes during their work. ...more

Miao Ethnic in Kaili

Kaili is a city in the Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, a significant population of Miao and Gejia live in Kaili. Kaili is host to more than 120 Miao festivals throughout the year....more

Zhaoxing

Zhaoxing is one of the largest Dong villages in the region, many local people continue to wear traditional clothing and speak only their native Dong language. ...more

 

 

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