File:Pushkar Mela.jpg
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A kaleidoscope of colors
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English: The village women dress in their best typical clothes and finery for the five-day mela of Pushkar (Rajasthan), one of India's largest camel, horse and cattle fairs. Colorful veils and skirts of the women bring alive the arid desertscape aroud Pushkar.
Français : Les jeunes femmes au marché aux chameaux Pushkar Mela portent bijoux et vêtements traditionnels typiques colorés durant les cinq jours que durent cette foire, une des plus fameuses de l'Inde.
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