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Girls light earthen lamps on a rangoli as they celebrate Diwali—the Hindu festival of lights—in Guwah… | Hindu festival of lights, Diwali festival of lights, Diwali
Girls light earthen lamps on a rangoli as they celebrate Diwali—the Hindu festival of lights—in Guwahati, India | Diwali symbolises the spiritual victory of “light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance”
20 Best Things To Do In Cambodia | Rough Guides | Cambodia, Cambodian women, Cultural dance
20 Best Things To Do In Cambodia | Rough Guides
Cambodian women performing Robam Tep Apsara ("Dance of the Apsara Divinities"), which is a Khmer classical dance evoking the Apsaras - celestial goddesses of the Hindu faith
Legong dance (Bali) | Gambar tarian, Penari, Tarian
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Legong dancers in Bali, Indonesia. Legong is a traditional Balinese dance performance characterized by intricate finger movements, complicated footwork and very expressive gestures and facial expressions.
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Balinese women perform Legong (a traditional Balinese dance) in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia during the annual, month-long Bali Arts Festival in 2012
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Ethiopian girl carrying jug of water
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Ukrainian woman in traditional dress and a vinók wreath | The Ukrainian wreath crown—or vinók—in traditional Ukrainian culture, is made from real flowers and worn by girls and young unmarried women. A special vinók is often created by close female relatives of a bride the night before her wedding day. During a traditional wedding ceremony, the vinók is replaced by the ochipok, a cap that the bride would wear for the rest of her life
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The Akita Kantō Festival in Akita City, Japan. Celebrated by the city in the hope of a good harvest. Around 200 bamboo poles 16 to 39 feet long, bearing 24 or 46 lanterns - topped with gohei - and weighing up to 110 lbs, are carried through the streets by night on the palms, foreheads, shoulders or lower backs of the celebrants.
An open air market in Jaipur, India.
Market in Jaipur, India
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The Samburu people (who are semi-nomadic pastoralists) from the foothills of northern Kenya. The name they use for themselves is Lokop or Loikop, a term which may have a variety of meanings which Samburu themselves do not agree on.
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The Kazakhs, a semi-nomadic pastoral people, living in the mountains of Mongolia
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preparing Masala tea, Durbar Square, Kathmandu, Nepal | Ásia meridional, India fotos, Viagem india
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A dancer performs for widows during Holi celebrations, or the festival of colors, in Vrindavan, India | Holi celebration, Holi festival, Color festival
A dancer performs for widows during Holi celebrations, or the festival of colors, in Vrindavan, India
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Rice planting festival (Tauebayashi Matsuri) in Iwami, Japan: photo by Ojisanjake | Japanese festival, Japan travel, Japan
Rice Planting!.... the musical!
Tauebayashi Matsuri (Rice Planting Festival) in Iwami, Japan
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