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October 30th, 2008
cham-dance_tibet

The Cham went on like this for hours, the
crowd mumbling their prayers and kneading their prayer beads behind us. We sat mesmerized, in awe of the spectacle in front of us, ringside seats to a forbidden rite.

Photo © Denis Belliveau. All rights reserved

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