It is a summertime tradition for Tibetans to enjoy “Lingka” in outskirt to spend their weekends .“Lingka” means leisure time in parks and woods in Tibetan. The tradition starts every May and reaches a peak during the Shonton Festival, when the whole family goes picnicking in the suburbs with yak milk tea, yak butter biscuits, meat jerky, and other treats like candy and fruit, for a wonderful time in nature. 

It is a summertime tradition for Tibetans to enjoy “Lingka” in outskirt to spend their weekends .“Lingka” means leisure time in parks and woods in Tibetan. The tradition starts every May and reaches a peak during the Shonton Festival, when the whole family goes picnicking in the suburbs with yak milk tea, yak butter biscuits, meat jerky, and other treats like candy and fruit, for a wonderful time in nature. 

It is a summertime tradition for Tibetans to enjoy “Lingka” in outskirt to spend their weekends .“Lingka” means leisure time in parks and woods in Tibetan. The tradition starts every May and reaches a peak during the Shonton Festival, when the whole family goes picnicking in the suburbs with yak milk tea, yak butter biscuits, meat jerky, and other treats like candy and fruit, for a wonderful time in nature.

It is a summertime tradition for Tibetans to enjoy “Lingka” in outskirt to spend their weekends .“Lingka” means leisure time in parks and woods in Tibetan. The tradition starts every May and reaches a peak during the Shonton Festival, when the whole family goes picnicking in the suburbs with yak milk tea, yak butter biscuits, meat jerky, and other treats like candy and fruit, for a wonderful time in nature.