Thousands of people have been enjoying the sights, sounds and tastes of Womad festival in Wiltshire - we took our cameras along on Sunday. More than 50 countries were represented this year - this is just a flavour of the weekend.
This group from the Congo got the whole tent dancing Credit: ITV NewsKonono No 1 have been making experimental music since the 1960s Credit: ITV News
This group from South Korea don't only play great music - they also have some impressive ribbon twirling.
Watch dancing and drumming by Noreum Machi
Flying the flag for festivals Credit: ITV NewsAll the colour of the children's festival at Womad Credit: ITV NewsDancing puppets in the children's field Credit: ITV NewsThe famous WOMAD letters make a great climbing frame or selfie backdrop Credit: ITV NewsThese friends say there is great access for disabled people at the festival Credit: ITV NewsCousins making music - they tried out nearly all the instruments making up the Gamelan Credit: ITV NewsWho wouldn't want to make music out of a wooden turtle? Credit: ITV NewsThese two festival-goers enjoying some of the Womad art are from Truro and Dorset Credit: ITV NewsAlways lots of food from around the world at Womad - this was worth queuing for Credit: ITV NewsThese Tibetan monks are trying to save their ancient traditions from dying out - here they are at prayer Credit: ITV News
And this video shows a snippet of the Tashi Lhunpo Monks performing their ancient dance of the stag and the buffalo. The monks play the long horn to call people to prayer in their native Tibet.
Watch the Tibetan stag and buffalo dance
The weather stayed fine despite looming grey clouds Credit: ITV NewsPutting the Art into World of Music Arts and Dance Credit: ITV NewsSometimes it all seems a bit too much Credit: ITV NewsSleeping in style - a town of teepees and tents Credit: ITV News
