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The Indra Jatra festival marks the end of the monsoon and rice farming season and signals the dawn of fall.
Families gathered for feasts and lit incense for the dead at shrines.
Men and boys in colorful masks and gowns representing Hindu deities danced to traditional music and drums.
Kumari , a young girl who is revered by both Hindus and Buddhists in Nepal as a living goddess, left her temple palace.
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