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Theyyam 1
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The age old Theyyam performances of Kerala
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A Theyyam makes his way through the crowd at the Andaloor Festival in Kerala
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A Naga Angh unearths human skulls that were taken during the tribes headhunting days.
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The start of the Si Donyi Festival. The festival is a celebration for the Sun and Moon Gods. It is a practice that is quickly disappearing with the growth of western religion in the area.
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The start of the Si Donyi Festival. The festival is a celebration for the Sun and Moon Gods. It is a practice that is quickly disappearing with the growth of western religion in the area.
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Naga men from the Mon tribe sit in a Baptist church in their traditional shawls. The tribe is seeing a major shift from regional pagan religions to Christianity.
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Tawang Monastery, the second largest Buddhist monastery in the world sits on the border of India and Tibet in remote Arunachal Pradesh.
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Members of Nagaland's K Faction rebel group gather for a photograph at their headquarters in Mon, Nagaland.
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The K Faction rebels of Nagaland are the largest Christian militia in the world. They are currently fighting for an independent Nagaland.
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An elephant procession hits the streets of Kochin, India.
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A huge group of hundreds of men carry an enormous icon during a Hindu festival in Kerala.
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A dugout canoe on Kerala's "Backwaters"
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A motorcyle ride through India
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Dugout canoes built from coconut palms line a narrow "Backwater" inlet in Kerala
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A miton is sacrificed to the sun and moon gods during the Si Donyi Festival
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Women of the Tagin Tribe in Daporijo dance in tradition style for the Sun and Moon Gods.
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Pig Butcher
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The queen of a Naga village shows the traditional tattooing needles used during wedding ceremonies and headhunting rituals.
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The queen of a Naga Village outside of Mon.
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A tribal man makes his way through the rice paddies of Ziro in Arunachal Pradesh
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An past Naga Angh (king) sits with his traditional clothing and face tattoo's.
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A naga man poses outside a Baptist church in Sheanghah, Nagaland. The Naga gave up their headhunting past with the introduction of Christianity.
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An Apatani woman with nose plugs and facial tattoo's
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The Angh of a Naga village unearths a collection of human skulls taken during the tribes headhunting days.
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A group of Tagin Women dance during the Si Donyi Festival.
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General Class Train, India 1
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General Class Train, India 2
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