Sanduo Festival is a traditional festival of Naxi nationality.

Sanduo Festival, also known as Sanduo Festival, is a traditional festival of Naxi people, and it is held on the eighth day of the second lunar month every year. Naxi language is called "Ode to Three Flowers", which is an extremely grand and influential large-scale national cultural event of Naxi nationality.

Sanduo Festival originated from the worship of natural gods of Naxi people. It is called Beiyue Temple Fair, Sanduo Ode and Sanduo Festival every year on the eighth day of the second lunar month. The official name is "Sanduo Festival of Naxi people", which started in the Tang Dynasty (Nanzhao period) and has a history of more than 1,2 years. It is named in memory of Sanduo God, the protector of Naxi people.

Naxi people and ethnic groups in northwest Yunnan hold three festivals together, in addition to offering sacrifices to the "three flowers", there are also folk cultural activities such as song and dance entertainment, temple fairs, outing, flower viewing, picnics and agricultural special commodity trading. During the Sanduo Festival, Naxi people all over the country need to go to Beiyue Temple near Yufeng Temple and Sanduo Pavilion around the country to make a grand sacrifice and pray with whole sheep.

the inheritance and development of the three festivals:

the most essential meaning of festivals is a long-standing root vein of national culture. The traditional festivals of every nation are a gorgeous picture, which has been laid from distant history to present life. Sanduo is the patron saint of Naxi people, the embodiment of Yulong Snow Mountain, the sacred mountain of Naxi people, and the embodiment of Naxi national spirit, which has inspired Naxi people to struggle hard for thousands of years.

"Jade Dragon as a pillow, Golden Sands as a belt, Red Tiger as a horse riding, and God Deer as a plow cow" created a unique and splendid national culture, which made Naxi people enjoy the reputation of "small ethnic groups created great culture". Zhou Shanfu, a famous scholar of Naxi nationality, still remembers the couplet of Beiyue Temple: Enpu is a god who is good at farming, grazing, singing and fighting, and once shed his blood for the scholars; Naxi is a nation with many heroes, talents and experts, and is willing to recommend its heart with self-improvement.

San Duo Festival, a beautiful festival for Naxi children, is rallying Naxi children from all over the country with strong ethnic atmosphere and colorful cultural activities under the new historical conditions, attracting Chinese and foreign guests from afar.