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Rakhine communities celebrate "Shangrain", popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Photo by Zakir Hossain/Pacific Press) Image details File size:
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Similar stock images April 20, 2023, Cox's Bazar, Chattogram, Bangladesh: Rakhine communities celebrate ''Shangrain'', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Credit Image: © Md Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/april-20-2023-coxs-bazar-chattogram-bangladesh-rakhine-communities-celebrate-shangrain-popularly-known-as-the-water-festival-in-coxs-bazar-the-indigenous-communities-come-together-and-engage-in-water-play-to-purify-all-the-sorrows-and-despair-left-behind-by-the-passing-year-on-the-occasion-of-welcoming-the-new-year-also-known-as-sangrain-the-festival-which-will-continue-for-three-days-bids-farewell-to-the-previous-year-and-welcomes-the-new-year-the-traditional-belief-is-that-a-gloomy-and-unsavoury-past-can-be-washed-away-with-a-fresh-start-in-the-upcoming-credit-image-md-image546939693.html RM 2PNR74D – April 20, 2023, Cox's Bazar, Chattogram, Bangladesh: Rakhine communities celebrate ''Shangrain'', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Credit Image: © Md Rakhine communities celebrate 'Shangrain', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. 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The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Photo by Zakir Hossain/Pacific Press) April 20, 2023, Cox's Bazar, Chattogram, Bangladesh: Rakhine communities celebrate ''Shangrain'', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. 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The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Credit Image: © Md Rakhine communities celebrate 'Shangrain', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. 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The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Photo by Zakir Hossain/Pacific Press) April 20, 2023, Cox's Bazar, Chattogram, Bangladesh: Rakhine communities celebrate ''Shangrain'', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. 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The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Credit Image: © Md Rakhine communities celebrate 'Shangrain', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Photo by Zakir Hossain/Pacific Press) Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/rakhine-communities-celebrate-shangrain-popularly-known-as-the-water-festival-in-coxs-bazar-the-indigenous-communities-come-together-and-engage-in-water-play-to-purify-all-the-sorrows-and-despair-left-behind-by-the-passing-year-on-the-occasion-of-welcoming-the-new-year-also-known-as-sangrain-the-festival-which-will-continue-for-three-days-bids-farewell-to-the-previous-year-and-welcomes-the-new-year-the-traditional-belief-is-that-a-gloomy-and-unsavoury-past-can-be-washed-away-with-a-fresh-start-in-the-upcoming-photo-by-zakir-hossainpacific-press-image546968413.html RM 2PNTFP5 – Rakhine communities celebrate 'Shangrain', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Photo by Zakir Hossain/Pacific Press) April 20, 2023, Cox's Bazar, Chattogram, Bangladesh: Rakhine communities celebrate ''Shangrain'', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Credit Image: © Md Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/april-20-2023-coxs-bazar-chattogram-bangladesh-rakhine-communities-celebrate-shangrain-popularly-known-as-the-water-festival-in-coxs-bazar-the-indigenous-communities-come-together-and-engage-in-water-play-to-purify-all-the-sorrows-and-despair-left-behind-by-the-passing-year-on-the-occasion-of-welcoming-the-new-year-also-known-as-sangrain-the-festival-which-will-continue-for-three-days-bids-farewell-to-the-previous-year-and-welcomes-the-new-year-the-traditional-belief-is-that-a-gloomy-and-unsavoury-past-can-be-washed-away-with-a-fresh-start-in-the-upcoming-credit-image-md-image547246038.html RM 2PP95WA – April 20, 2023, Cox's Bazar, Chattogram, Bangladesh: Rakhine communities celebrate ''Shangrain'', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Credit Image: © Md Rakhine communities celebrate 'Shangrain', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Photo by Zakir Hossain/Pacific Press) Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/rakhine-communities-celebrate-shangrain-popularly-known-as-the-water-festival-in-coxs-bazar-the-indigenous-communities-come-together-and-engage-in-water-play-to-purify-all-the-sorrows-and-despair-left-behind-by-the-passing-year-on-the-occasion-of-welcoming-the-new-year-also-known-as-sangrain-the-festival-which-will-continue-for-three-days-bids-farewell-to-the-previous-year-and-welcomes-the-new-year-the-traditional-belief-is-that-a-gloomy-and-unsavoury-past-can-be-washed-away-with-a-fresh-start-in-the-upcoming-photo-by-zakir-hossainpacific-press-image546968301.html RM 2PNTFJ5 – Rakhine communities celebrate 'Shangrain', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Photo by Zakir Hossain/Pacific Press) April 20, 2023, Cox's Bazar, Chattogram, Bangladesh: Rakhine communities celebrate ''Shangrain'', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Credit Image: © Md Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/april-20-2023-coxs-bazar-chattogram-bangladesh-rakhine-communities-celebrate-shangrain-popularly-known-as-the-water-festival-in-coxs-bazar-the-indigenous-communities-come-together-and-engage-in-water-play-to-purify-all-the-sorrows-and-despair-left-behind-by-the-passing-year-on-the-occasion-of-welcoming-the-new-year-also-known-as-sangrain-the-festival-which-will-continue-for-three-days-bids-farewell-to-the-previous-year-and-welcomes-the-new-year-the-traditional-belief-is-that-a-gloomy-and-unsavoury-past-can-be-washed-away-with-a-fresh-start-in-the-upcoming-credit-image-md-image547246139.html RM 2PP960Y – April 20, 2023, Cox's Bazar, Chattogram, Bangladesh: Rakhine communities celebrate ''Shangrain'', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Credit Image: © Md Rakhine communities celebrate 'Shangrain', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Photo by Zakir Hossain/Pacific Press) Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/rakhine-communities-celebrate-shangrain-popularly-known-as-the-water-festival-in-coxs-bazar-the-indigenous-communities-come-together-and-engage-in-water-play-to-purify-all-the-sorrows-and-despair-left-behind-by-the-passing-year-on-the-occasion-of-welcoming-the-new-year-also-known-as-sangrain-the-festival-which-will-continue-for-three-days-bids-farewell-to-the-previous-year-and-welcomes-the-new-year-the-traditional-belief-is-that-a-gloomy-and-unsavoury-past-can-be-washed-away-with-a-fresh-start-in-the-upcoming-photo-by-zakir-hossainpacific-press-image546968395.html RM 2PNTFNF – Rakhine communities celebrate 'Shangrain', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Photo by Zakir Hossain/Pacific Press) April 20, 2023, Cox's Bazar, Chattogram, Bangladesh: Rakhine communities celebrate ''Shangrain'', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Credit Image: © Md Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/april-20-2023-coxs-bazar-chattogram-bangladesh-rakhine-communities-celebrate-shangrain-popularly-known-as-the-water-festival-in-coxs-bazar-the-indigenous-communities-come-together-and-engage-in-water-play-to-purify-all-the-sorrows-and-despair-left-behind-by-the-passing-year-on-the-occasion-of-welcoming-the-new-year-also-known-as-sangrain-the-festival-which-will-continue-for-three-days-bids-farewell-to-the-previous-year-and-welcomes-the-new-year-the-traditional-belief-is-that-a-gloomy-and-unsavoury-past-can-be-washed-away-with-a-fresh-start-in-the-upcoming-credit-image-md-image547246118.html RM 2PP9606 – April 20, 2023, Cox's Bazar, Chattogram, Bangladesh: Rakhine communities celebrate ''Shangrain'', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Credit Image: © Md Rakhine communities celebrate 'Shangrain', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Photo by Zakir Hossain/Pacific Press) Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/rakhine-communities-celebrate-shangrain-popularly-known-as-the-water-festival-in-coxs-bazar-the-indigenous-communities-come-together-and-engage-in-water-play-to-purify-all-the-sorrows-and-despair-left-behind-by-the-passing-year-on-the-occasion-of-welcoming-the-new-year-also-known-as-sangrain-the-festival-which-will-continue-for-three-days-bids-farewell-to-the-previous-year-and-welcomes-the-new-year-the-traditional-belief-is-that-a-gloomy-and-unsavoury-past-can-be-washed-away-with-a-fresh-start-in-the-upcoming-photo-by-zakir-hossainpacific-press-image546968324.html RM 2PNTFK0 – Rakhine communities celebrate 'Shangrain', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Photo by Zakir Hossain/Pacific Press) April 20, 2023, Cox's Bazar, Chattogram, Bangladesh: Rakhine communities celebrate ''Shangrain'', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Credit Image: © Md Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/april-20-2023-coxs-bazar-chattogram-bangladesh-rakhine-communities-celebrate-shangrain-popularly-known-as-the-water-festival-in-coxs-bazar-the-indigenous-communities-come-together-and-engage-in-water-play-to-purify-all-the-sorrows-and-despair-left-behind-by-the-passing-year-on-the-occasion-of-welcoming-the-new-year-also-known-as-sangrain-the-festival-which-will-continue-for-three-days-bids-farewell-to-the-previous-year-and-welcomes-the-new-year-the-traditional-belief-is-that-a-gloomy-and-unsavoury-past-can-be-washed-away-with-a-fresh-start-in-the-upcoming-credit-image-md-image546939677.html RM 2PNR73W – April 20, 2023, Cox's Bazar, Chattogram, Bangladesh: Rakhine communities celebrate ''Shangrain'', popularly known as the water festival in Cox's Bazar. The indigenous communities come together and engage in water play to purify all the sorrows and despair left behind by the passing year on the occasion of welcoming the new year, also known as Sangrain. The festival, which will continue for three days, bids farewell to the previous year and welcomes the new year. The traditional belief is that a gloomy and unsavoury past can be washed away with a fresh start in the upcoming. (Credit Image: © Md 
