Indian teacher brings Quidditch magic to Himalayas

Indian teacher brings Quidditch magic to Himalayas

If you have read at least one book from the Harry Potter series, you're probably familiar with the game "Quidditch", in which kids fly around with broomsticks and chase a golden ball with tiny wings.

Indian teacher brings Quidditch magic to Himalayas

Well, an Indian teacher and freelance photographer managed to introduce this magical game of to a small, distant Himalayan village.

Indian teacher brings Quidditch magic to Himalayas

The 25 year old Anshu Agarwal used his creativity, help of 40 little buddies and a final touch of Photoshop magic to capture these beautiful images.

Indian teacher brings Quidditch magic to Himalayas

Agarwal works as an English teacher in the village of Garhwal in northern Indian state of Utterakhand, which is located at the footsteps of the Himalayan Mountains.

Indian teacher brings Quidditch magic to Himalayas

While screening Harry Potter films each Sunday to help students improve their English, Agarwal decided to organize a Quidditch match between the students.

Indian teacher brings Quidditch magic to Himalayas

For four Sundays in a row, Agarwal took the pictures of 40 students while they were wondering around with broomsticks. A 1-foot high wooden bench was also constructed to capture the images of children looking like flying with broomsticks.

Indian teacher brings Quidditch magic to Himalayas

Indian teacher brings Quidditch magic to Himalayas

Agarwal said that the kids and locals were pretty amazed with the results.

Indian teacher brings Quidditch magic to Himalayas