<YONHAP PHOTO-0426> Nepalese masked dancers prepare to perform a traditional dance on the second day of the Hindu festival of Indra Jatra, which symbolises unity, victory and power, in Kathmandu on September 4, 2017. The eight-day long Indra Jatra festival celebrates Indra, the king of gods and god of rains. Kumari, the living goddess, is taken around parts of the Nepalese capital city in a palanquin as part of a religious procession during the festival. The festival for eight days continues with jubilant celebrations, singing, dancing, feasting and merry-making and is attended by many thousands. / AFP PHOTO / PRAKASH MATHEMA/2017-09-05 02:33:00/ <저작권자 ⓒ 1980-2017 ㈜연합뉴스. 무단 전재 재배포 금지.>
Nepalese masked dancers prepare to perform a traditional dance on the second day of the Hindu festival of Indra Jatra, which symbolises unity, victory and power, in Kathmandu on September 4, 2017. The eight-day long Indra Jatra festival celebrates Indra, the king of gods and god of rains. Kumari, the living goddess, is taken around parts of the Nepalese capital city in a palanquin as part of a religious procession during the festival. The festival for eight days continues with jubilant celebrations, singing, dancing, feasting and merry-making and is attended by many thousands. / AFP PHOTO / PRAKASH MATHEMA/2017-09-05 02:33:00/ <저작권자 ⓒ 1980-2017 ㈜연합뉴스. 무단 전재 재배포 금지.>

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