So. Much. Incense. Also, a gigantic crowd. The parade's energy was intense and exciting. I don't know how I found my way to the front.
According to legend, the fire dragon parade commemorates a dragon of the past, which fought off a deadly plague that nearly wiped out the entire population of a village near current day Hong Kong. The parade is unique to Hong Kong.
Sorry about the blurriness in my photos. Its my camera. I swear.
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See that man? He was doling out incense to the people carrying the 67-meter-long dragon. |
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Parade participant couldn't handle the smoke. |
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Apartment windows above the parade. |
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The Fire dragon. All those lights are sticks of incense. It smelled sooooo good. |
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