22 JULY 2016 - TENGANAN DUAH TUKAD, BALI, INDONESIA: A boy plays on human powered ferris wheel and swing before the Pandanus fights in the Tenganan Duah Tukad village on Bali. The ritual Pandanus fights are dedicated to Hindu Lord Indra. Men engage in ritual combat with spiky pandamus leaves and rattan shields. They usually end up leaving bloody scratches on the combatants' backs. The young girls from the community wear their best outfits to watch the fights. The fights have been traced to traditional Balinese beliefs from the 14th century CE. The fights are annual events in the Balinese year, which is 210 days long, or about every seven months in the Gregorian calendar.    PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
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