В камбоджийской провинции Кандал, 30 километрах к юго-востоку от Пномпеня, 27 сентября прошли традиционные гонки на буйволах. Одновременно с гонками проходит своеобразный конкурс красоты среди буйволов.
© REUTERS / Samrang PringГонки на буйволах в Камбодже
© REUTERS / Samrang PringMen ride buffaloes during an annual buffalo-racing ceremony at Virhear Sour village in Kandal province, 30 km (18 miles) southeast of Phnom Penh September 27, 2011. The ceremony, which started more than 70 years ago, is held to honour the Neakta Preah Srok pagoda spirit. It also marks the end of the Festival of Pchum Ben, which lasts from September 13 to September 27. After the ceremony, the buffaloes are sold to the highest bidder.
Men ride buffaloes during an annual buffalo-racing ceremony at Virhear Sour village in Kandal province, 30 km (18 miles) southeast of Phnom Penh September 27, 2011. The ceremony, which started more than 70 years ago, is held to honour the Neakta Preah Srok pagoda spirit. It also marks the end of the Festival of Pchum Ben, which lasts from September 13 to September 27. After the ceremony, the buffaloes are sold to the highest bidder.
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© REUTERS / Samrang PringГонки на буйволах в Камбодже
© REUTERS / Samrang Pring A man runs after a buffalo as a crowd watches during an annual buffalo-racing ceremony at Virhear Sour village in Kandal province, 30 km (18 miles) southeast of Phnom Penh September 27, 2011. The ceremony, which started more than 70 years ago, is held to honour the Neakta Preah Srok pagoda spirit. It also marks the end of the Festival of Pchum Ben, which lasts from September 13 to September 27. After the ceremony, the buffaloes are sold to the highest bidder.
A man runs after a buffalo as a crowd watches during an annual buffalo-racing ceremony at Virhear Sour village in Kandal province, 30 km (18 miles) southeast of Phnom Penh September 27, 2011. The ceremony, which started more than 70 years ago, is held to honour the Neakta Preah Srok pagoda spirit. It also marks the end of the Festival of Pchum Ben, which lasts from September 13 to September 27. After the ceremony, the buffaloes are sold to the highest bidder.
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© REUTERS / Samrang PringГонки на буйволах в Камбодже
© REUTERS / Samrang PringГонки на буйволах в Камбодже
© REUTERS / Samrang PringГонки на буйволах в Камбодже