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New beginning

Chinese-Indonesians cleanse their bodies with water from a well in Gayatri Temple in Tapos, Depok, in West Java on Monday

The Jakarta Post
Wed, February 10, 2016

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New beginning Chinese-Indonesians cleanse their bodies with water from a well in Gayatri Temple in Tapos, Depok, in West Java on Monday. They believe the water will cleanse them of their sins and give them good fortune for the new lunar year.(JP/Seto Wardhana) (JP/Seto Wardhana)

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span class="inline inline-center">Chinese-Indonesians cleanse their bodies with water from a well in Gayatri Temple in Tapos, Depok, in West Java on Monday. They believe the water will cleanse them of their sins and give them good fortune for the new lunar year.(JP/Seto Wardhana)

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