Nine Month Long Nawadurga Festival Celebrated In Bhaktapur

Nine Month Long Nawadurga Festival Celebrated In Bhaktapur

A person is wearing a mask and dressed as a deity, performing in Bhaktapur, Nepal. They are representing Navadurga, which symbolizes the nine forms of Durga, to honor the gods and goddesses and to ward off evil spirits. (Photo by Amit Machamasi/NurPhoto)

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