Ghanche| People of Baltisan celebrating Jashn-e-May Fung, a symbol of new Tibetan-Balti year || скачать в хорошем качестве

Ghanche| People of Baltisan celebrating Jashn-e-May Fung, a symbol of new Tibetan-Balti year ||

This is the ancient and traditional festival of Baltistan, the May Fang festival, which the Balti people have been celebrating with great enthusiasm and enthusiasm for centuries. Celebrated on December 21 every year, children, young and old participate in this festival. Sat. Deputy Commissioner Ganchhe Areeb Mukhtar Sat. Local Kacho Rafaqat Ali VO May Fang is a Balti word, which means throwing fire. It is considered one of the oldest festivals of Baltistan and is celebrated with equal enthusiasm throughout the region. On this occasion, people prepare special torches, which are called Dinder in the local language, while magnificent fireworks and traditional music also add to the splendor of this festival. This festival, which has been fading away and disappearing, has been celebrated under the auspices of the district administration for the past several years so that this interesting festival always remains a part of the culture here. Sat. Local Abdul Rahim VO People holding lit torches in their hands say that the main purpose of celebrating this festival is to welcome the new Tibetan Balti New Year, because according to the Tibetan calendar, the year begins on December 21. According to locals, one of the purposes of the May Day celebration is that after December 21, the duration of the day begins to increase and the night begins to decrease, which is considered a sign of the end of the severe cold. Sat. Local Nadeem Sajjad Sign of According to local traditions, this festival has been going on since the Buddhist era. Women also prepare special local dishes in their homes today. On this cold winter night, the Balti people come out of their homes and gather around the fire, dance to local tunes, wave torches and express happiness. Thus, today, the entire Baltistan was filled with celebrations, light and happiness. Ganche: The ancient Balti festival of May Fang was celebrated with enthusiasm in the freezing cold. Ganche: Torches, fireworks and local music. Children, young and old all participated in the May Fang festival. Ganche: Welcoming the new Tibetan Balti New Year through the May Fang festival. Ganche: May Fang... a symbol of the end of winter and the increase in the duration of the day, a living example of cultural heritage. Ganche: This celebration was organized by the district administration.