Celebrated according to the lunar calendar, this festival includes various cultural activities like singing, dancing, and bullfighting.

Marking the end of the Spring Festival, this event features vibrant lantern displays and traditional performances.

A significant Tujia festival involving traditional dances, music, and communal feasting.

A time when locals honor their ancestors by cleaning graves and making offerings.

Celebrated with dragon boat races and the eating of zongzi (sticky rice dumplings).

A traditional gathering featuring events like the June 19th Climbing Xianglu Mountain Festival.

An annual harvest festival celebrated by the Tu people, featuring community events and lasting nearly two months.

A traditional festival where locals pay respects to deceased ancestors through various rituals.

Celebrated with mooncakes and family gatherings, marking the harvest moon.

A week-long celebration with various cultural performances and activities.

Also known as "Straw Raincoat New Year," celebrated by the Tujia people with unique customs.

Traditional gatherings marking the longest night of the year, observed throughout Zhangjiajie.