Hungtig is very popular among them. Men take hunting as their profession to compensate inadequate supply of food. According to the ancient custom, a hunter's prey should be shared with his neighbours or even with all the villagers except beasts' head, skin, musk and bear's bile. Hunters usually hang up beast skull on the porch to show masculinity. Klopa and sTingpas have no integrated calendar of their own and have no festival.
Mellow wine is offered to the guests just arrived.
Hospitallity is of a commendable Tibetan quality, just as famous as Tibetan barley beer. Though they may have wild herbs themselves, they would never entertain guest without offerring the best wine they poccess. In Metog county, if you are a guest in a Monpa house. The hotress will continuely urge you to drink water-wine until you have drunk up all.