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莫朗節：是(shì)藏區(qū)規模最大(dà)最隆重的(de)宗教慶典節日(rì)。于每年(ni→↑"án)藏曆正月(yuè)初三至十七舉行(xíng)。在此期間(j‍>iān)藏區(qū)的(de)各大(dà)寺院相(xiàngαφ←>)繼開(kāi)展戶外(wài)各種大(dà)型的(de)誦經、跳(tiào)神、展佛、降神、驅₽ ♥δ鬼、轉強巴佛大(dà)型佛事(shì)活動。來(lái)¥ ™ 自(zì)四川、甘肅、青海(hǎi)、西(xī)藏朝拜群衆可(kě)達數(shù)十萬人(rén✘​₹≥)之多(duō)。

曬佛節：是(shì)藏族人(rén)民(mín)的(de)一(yī)個(gè)傳統節日×φ(rì)。所謂“曬佛”，就(jiù)是(shì)把寺院裡(lǐ)≠÷珍藏的(de)巨幅錦緞織繡佛像，擡出來(lái)（平時(shí)是(shì)卷起來(láεδφ↑i)收藏保護的(de)）展示于光(guāng)天化(huà)日(rì)之下(xià)≥>及廣大(dà)信衆面前，讓善男(nán)信女(nǚ)α∏觀瞻膜拜。

郎木(mù)寺：位于四川、甘肅兩省交界之處，号稱為(wèi)微(wēi$§)縮版的(de)“香格裡(lǐ)拉”，自(zì)古就(jiù)是(shì)四川、甘肅、青海(h¶±×ǎi)各族民(mín)衆朝拜黑(hēi)虎女(nǚ)神的(de)聖地(dì×∑♣↔)。小(xiǎo)溪“白(bái)龍江”穿鎮而過，兩座寺院隔河(•∏÷hé)相(xiàng)望，甘肅的(de)是(shì)賽赤寺，四川的(‌‍↑de)是(shì)格爾底寺。

Monlam Prayer Festival: It is the largest and grandest r×♥eligious festival in Tibetan area. Monlam Pra☆ yer Festival is held from the$✔ 3rd to 17th days of the first lun$₹•ar month in Tibetan lunar calendar each year.♣'¥σ During this period, the ma↕☆∞jor monasteries in Tibetan areas will<≤ " hold large-scale activities like ch&≠anting, dancing, unveil the↓β≥ Buddha, praying, exorcising$  devils, kora and other Buddhist activities.&n♦™bsp;Pilgrims from Sichuan-Gansu-Qinghε​•≠ai-Tibet areas will be more than t™§£en thousand. 

Grand scene of Unveil Thangka(Thπ↕angka Unfolding): Thangka Unfolding is a t↕δ₽raditional festival of Tibetan peπγεople. "Unveil Thangka&q"≈↔uot;(Thangka Unfolding) is to carry out the ↕₽λvaluable and huge embroidered Thangka↑☆☆ from the monastery (usually th¶‍ey are rolled in and collected inside the monast↑♠✘ery) in broad daylight and in front of the mas×β₩ses of believers, to display them for£δ←≠ the pilgrims to worship. 

Langmusi: It located at the provincial border of S≈←™​ichuan Province and Gansu Province, kn≥γεown as a miniature version of Shangri-La, it h& as been a sacred place for people of a​×≤•ll ethnic groups in Sichuan, Gansu and Qi$σnghai to worship the black tiger✔®★> goddess since ancient times. The br•±ook "Bailong River" cr¥₹₹₽osses the town and the two monaster✔↕ies face each other across the river, in Gansu ÷αis the Sertri Monastery or as some call it, t¥>•★he Gansu Monastery; in Sichuan  εφ‌is Kirti Monastery.