Pakistan’s Carnival
With lions and jugglers and a big top, Islamabad sees a revival of an old-time tradition. See more of this photo Slide Show here.
ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN - JULY 20: A stilt walker from the Jan Baz troupe practices prior to the show on July 20, 2010 in Islamabad, Pakistan. The Jan Baz Circus is performing as part of the Summer Festival at the Pothohari Village in Islamabad. (Photo by Daniel Berehulak/Getty Images)
With lions and jugglers and a big top, Islamabad sees a revival of an old-time tradition.
With lions and jugglers and a big top, Islamabad sees a revival of an old-time tradition.
See more of this photo Slide Show here.
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