In this photo taken on March 7, 2017, people walk past food vendors as they arrive in Shwe Ku Ni village for the Ko Gyi Kyaw Nat festival. The medium spins around in a frenzy of red and gold while glugging from a bottle of whiskey, part of an age old ritual to honour Myanmar's spirit guardian of drunkards and gamblers. Every year thousands of people pour into a small village southwest of Mandalay for a two-week festival, many packed into boats clutching bags of food and bedding or pulling up on rickety old bullock carts. / AFP PHOTO / Ye Aung THU
{"Image ImageDescription": "In this photo taken on March 7, 2017, people walk past food vendors as they arrive in Shwe Ku Ni village for the Ko Gyi Kyaw Nat festival. \nThe medium spins around in a frenzy of red and gold while glugging from a bottle of whiskey, part of an age old ritual to honour Myanmar's spirit guardian of drunkards and gamblers. Every year thousands of people pour into a small village southwest of Mandalay for a two-week festival, many packed into boats clutching bags of food and bedding or pulling up on rickety old bullock carts. / AFP PHOTO / Ye Aung THU        (Photo credit should read YE AUNG THU/AFP via Getty Images)"}