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Folklore & Festivals

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CHAAM during Losoong festival ( Sikkimese New Year )
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Costumed monks with painted masks, ceremonial swords and sparkling jewels, leap and swing to rhythm of drums, horns and chanting
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Monks with Yellow hat
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Black hat dance commemorating the victory of good over evil
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The Clown
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The Clown
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Ritual dance in honor of buddhist deitys and saints
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Ritual dance
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Ritual dance at the monastery
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Lamas (monks) performing ritual dance
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Snow Lion with the warrior
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Lamas chanting mantras
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Villages receiving blessing by Rinpoche, The head priest.
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Farmer in his traditional Bhutia dress
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PHODONG Monastery in North Sikkim
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Sikkimese people with their prayer wheels
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Ganguer festival in Rajasthan, spring festival dedicated to the goddess of abundance Gauri.
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Ganguer festival in Rajasthan
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Ganguer festival in Rajasthan
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Ganguar festival in Jaipur
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GODESS of abundance, GAURI (Parvati)
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Ganguer festival in Rajasthan
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A folk dancer with his beautiful horse during Shilpgram crafts Mela which is held to promote Art and crafts
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Shilpgram a diorama of arts and crafts
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Rajasthani camel in his best traditional look
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Ashwa Poojan; Horse worshipping ceremony a living heritage at City Palace in Udaipur
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Hindu tradition, a horse has very important religious significance, a symbol of loyalty, self respect and power.
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Marwari horse
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Marwari horse
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A living heritage
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Like in a fairy tale

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