Medieval Europe village square

Medieval Europe village square with merchants and people

Medieval Europe village square

Children at play signs

Children at play sign

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"A lively scene featuring a sleek, black cat with emerald green eyes and a fluffy golden retriever dancing together in the middle of a charming village square during a festival. The cat twirls gracefully on its hind legs, while the dog hops playfully, both perfectly in sync with the rhythm of the music. Lanterns hang overhead, casting a warm glow on the cheering villagers who surround them, clapping and smiling in amazement. The atmosphere is joyful and festive, with colorful decorations and a large bonfire in the background, illuminating the night sky."

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Medieval village

Puli Kali also known as Kaduvakali is a colorful recreational folk art from the state of Kerala. It is performed by trained artists to entertain people on the occasion of Onam, an annual harvest festival, celebrated mainly in the Indian state of Kerala. On the fourth day of Onam celebrations (Nalaam Onam), performers painted like tigers and hunters in bright yellow, red, and black dance to the beats of instruments like Udukku and Thakil. Literal meaning of Pulikali is the 'play of the tigers' hence the performance revolve around the theme of tiger hunting. The folk art is mainly practiced in Thrissur district of Kerala. Best place to watch the show is at Swaraj Round on the fourth day of Onam, where Pulikali troupes from all over the district assemble to display their skills. The festival attracts thousands of people to the city.

Puli Kali also known as Kaduvakali is a colorful recreational folk art from the state of Kerala. It is performed by trained artists to entertain people on the occasion of Onam, an annual harvest festival, celebrated mainly in the Indian state of Kerala. On the fourth day of Onam celebrations (Nalaam Onam), performers painted like tigers and hunters in bright yellow, red, and black dance to the beats of instruments like Udukku and Thakil. Literal meaning of Pulikali is the 'play of the tigers' hence the performance revolve around the theme of tiger hunting. The folk art is mainly practiced in Thrissur district of Kerala. Best place to watch the show is at Swaraj Round on the fourth day of Onam, where Pulikali troupes from all over the district assemble to display their skills. The festival attracts thousands of people to the city.

A happy teacher teaches in the class and finds it easy to explain information to children about the human body using an iPad and augmented reality technology. The children interact, play and are happy with the magic of AR