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National Geographic: World's Biggest Festival Kumbh Mela (2013)

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thanks for sharing man! i had seen somethings about that fest, seems "nice" ^^ at least they don't loose their culture other there !

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, seems "nice" ^^

it is National Geographic and pure sadhu fest man. This is very fresh material make in this year I can not resist to post it. :paladin:

Other 2 parts of film you can find on youtube

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I added to first post 2 and 3 part of the film. :download:

Not bad movie it is for sure I saw it today. National geographic have good money and good team for work. And India have many very old and very original tradition of independence from the rest of the world, it is always interesting. :D

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Never heard about this before , thanks for the vids ;)

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