During July, while the rest of the country is roasting in the heat, southwest China's Tibet, with white clouds and blue sky, is particularly cool. 

In Nyingchi, Shigatse, Lhoka, and other places, the festival season has begun. People can gaze at the beautiful natural scenery, taste local special foods, and experience unique folk customs.

On July 21, the Lulang International Tourism Town opened its first weeklong Stone Pot Mushroom Food Festival, which includes exciting programs such as a Lulang Mushroom King contest.

On July 22, Gyantse County in Shigatse Prefecture will hold its annual Gyantse Damar Festival (also known as the Gyantse Horse Racing Festival). The Damar Festival, a traditional festival in Gyantse, has been around for more than 600 years. Today, the festival has become a collection of cultural performances, sporting events, trade negotiations, and travelling and leisure activities.

From July 27 to August 1, the first Kulha Kangri Camping Event, sponsored by the Lhozhag County Tourism Bureau, will be held at a campsite in Lhozhag County, Lhoka Prefecture. The campsite is located at the foot of six 7,000-meter snow mountains at an altitude of 4,550 meters. The snow mountains, which look like a barrier of snow and ice, are reflected in the lake. What a wonderful sight! After nightfall, it becomes apparent that the stargazing is definitely good here.

On August 8, the Horse Racing Festival in Damxung County, a state-level intangible cultural heritage arrives. The azure-blue Namtso Lake, green Damxung grasslands, galloping horses, and bold nomads make picturesque scene here.

From August 21 to 27, the weeklong Lhasa Shotun Festival will be held. People will eat yoghurt, watch Tibetan opera performances, hold picnics in the park, and view the unveiling of giant thangkas.