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Umbrellas line the streets of Khalanga Bazaar, Jumla, the day after the Krishna Janmashtami Laakhey Marney Jatra

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A little higher, a little closer to the celebration

From her/his mother's, father’s,grandfather's,grandmother's shoulders, a little girls and boys gets a front-row view of the colors, devotion, and traditions of Krishna Janmashtami at Jumla Jatra.
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Faces of Jumla — portraits of faith, tradition, and everyday life captured amid the vibrant celebrations of Krishna Janmashtami Jatra.

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