Indra Jatra Festival In Nepal.

Indra Jatra Festival In Nepal.

Trishna Shakya- Nepal's Royal Kumari- the Living Goddess of Kathmandu ascends the chariot before the formal start of a procession where the chariot tours round the city coinciding with the festival of Indra Jatra- the annual festival dedicated to Lord Indra- Hindu god of rain in UNESCO World Heritage Site of Basantapur in capital Kathmandu. (Photo by Sanjit Pariyar/NurPhoto)

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