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Thursday, 9 November, 2000, 14:47 GMT
In Pictures: India's camel fair
One of Asia's biggest camel fairs is currently underway in the western Indian city of Pushkar. More than 50,000 well-groomed and decorated camels, horses and cattle are participating in the five-day event.
![]() At sunrise, camel traders prepare their livestock for sale
![]() The camels are taken to a water tank for cleaning. . .
![]() . . . and then fed by the owners
![]() The desert at Pushkar comes alive for five days
![]() Even a mundane ritual like collecting camel dung becomes a photo opportunity
![]() Traders sit in groups as they await buyers. . .
![]() . . . while women look about anxiously
![]() By sunset, it is time to wind up and wait for another day
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