Hundreds of people saw two chariots, as part of The Festival Of Chariots, pulled through a city.
Hundreds of people visited the centre of Cambridge to see the Ratha Yatra Festival around the city's New Square ParkThe organisers of a city's first Ratha Yatra festival have said they want it to be "an example of inclusivity all over the world".Organisers said about 600 people saw the parade and hope that next years will be bigger and better.
Two chariots were pulled through the streets of Cambridge including a smaller one pulled by children. Prachi Jeurkar, his wife, said: "We have been in Cambridge since 2006 and this is home, although originally we come from India but we've been in the UK for over 20 years now... Cambridge used to be a very white population when we moved but it's so multicultural now.
Mr Jeurkar said: "We know that kids see all of this and learn from what happens in society and it's a very important thing for them to see that irrespective of peoples faiths and religions people can come together.
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