Kabul Cultural Festival

AFP Published November 19, 2012
Afghan participants wear traditional clothes as they take part in an event entitled Rainbow-Appreciating the Differences Cultural Festival in Kabul. ? AFP Photo
Afghan participants wear traditional clothes as they take part in an event entitled Rainbow-Appreciating the Differences Cultural Festival in Kabul. ? AFP Photo
Afghan participants wear traditional clothes as dance in an event entitled Rainbow-Appreciating the Differences Cultural Festival in Kabul. ? AFP Photo
Afghan participants wear traditional clothes as dance in an event entitled Rainbow-Appreciating the Differences Cultural Festival in Kabul. ? AFP Photo
Afghan participants wear traditional clothes as they take part in an event entitled Rainbow-Appreciating the Differences Cultural Festival in Kabul. ? AFP Photo
Afghan participants wear traditional clothes as they take part in an event entitled Rainbow-Appreciating the Differences Cultural Festival in Kabul. ? AFP Photo
An Afghan participant wearing traditional clothes sells handicrafts during an event entitled Rainbow-Appreciating the Differences Cultural Festival in Kabul. ? AFP Photo
An Afghan participant wearing traditional clothes sells handicrafts during an event entitled Rainbow-Appreciating the Differences Cultural Festival in Kabul. ? AFP Photo
Afghan participants wear traditional clothes as they take part in an event entitled Rainbow-Appreciating the Differences Cultural Festival in Kabul. ? AFP Photo
Afghan participants wear traditional clothes as they take part in an event entitled Rainbow-Appreciating the Differences Cultural Festival in Kabul. ? AFP Photo
Afghan participants wear traditional clothes as they take part in an event entitled Rainbow-Appreciating the Differences Cultural Festival in Kabul. ? AFP Photo
Afghan participants wear traditional clothes as they take part in an event entitled Rainbow-Appreciating the Differences Cultural Festival in Kabul. ? AFP Photo
An Afghan participant wears traditional clothes as she takes part in an event entitled Rainbow-Appreciating the Differences Cultural Festival in Kabul.? AFP Photo
An Afghan participant wears traditional clothes as she takes part in an event entitled Rainbow-Appreciating the Differences Cultural Festival in Kabul.? AFP Photo

Afghan participants wear traditional clothes as they take part in an event titled Rainbow-Appreciating the Differences Cultural Festival in Kabul.

Participants gathered from across the country's four provinces in the Afghan capital, and displayed their local cultures, including food, clothing and handicrafts.

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