India,LAdakhas
Two villagers in Ladakh’s Dha-Hanu region, an area only recently opened to visitors, don ceremonial attire. Members of the Brokpa, a people thought to have Indo-Aryan roots (perhaps descendants of soldiers who fought in India under Alexander the Great), these locals wear flowers to propitiate a local deity who reflects their religion’s mix of Buddhism and animism. “In our age of globalization,” says photographer Steve McCurry, “this is a pocket where people adhere to their ancient traditions.”
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