- ID:108490
- BUY
01/21
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Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108491
- BUY
02/21
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Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108487
- BUY
03/21
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Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108486
- BUY
04/21
Caption
Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108485
- BUY
05/21
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Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108484
- BUY
06/21
Caption
Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108483
- BUY
07/21
Caption
Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108482
- BUY
08/21
Caption
Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108481
- BUY
09/21
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Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108480
- BUY
10/21
Caption
Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108479
- BUY
11/21
Caption
Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108143
- BUY
12/21
Caption
Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108142
- BUY
13/21
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Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108140
- BUY
14/21
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Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108139
- BUY
15/21
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Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108134
- BUY
16/21
Caption
Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108132
- BUY
17/21
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Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108131
- BUY
18/21
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Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108127
- BUY
19/21
Caption
Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108126
- BUY
20/21
Caption
Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
- ID:108125
- BUY
21/21
Caption
Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
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Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. Quite frequently
Varanasi is one of India's holiest cities where pilgrims come from all over the country to wash away their sins in the water of the Ganges River, and/or to cremate their loved ones. These cremations are held in public on the banks of the Ganges River at the Burning Ghats. It is a great honor for a Hindu to die and be cremated in Varanasi. However, quite frequently the bodies are not cremated and are simply sent into the water. These bodies are already considered to be pure, children under ten, Sadhus, pregnant women, those killed by the bite of a cobra and those with leprosy. Currently the monsoon in the north of India is late, this means the Ganges River is lower then normal. On the other side of the river, which is currently the dried up river bed, there are small shops set up, kids playing cricket and rotting human corpses and skeletons littering the shoreline. In Varanasi alone more then 60,000 people per day go down to the Ghats to bathe in the holy water of the Ganges, which is riddled with fecal matter, human corpses and waterborne diseases
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