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A framed display board on a yellow tablecloth beside a stainless steel bowl of pale green-grey powder. The board is titled "THIRUVANAAMALAI-ARUNACHALA" and has four photographs: a man in a red dhoti seated on a cushioned throne, two decorated deity murtis draped in white garlands before a flame, a temple complex at the foot of a rocky hill, and jars of golden honey. Printed paragraphs describe Arunachala temple, the Karthigai Deepam lamp on the hill and the honey as a speciality cuisine. No people are physically present in the scene.

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May 28 20132013-05-28May 28 20132013-05-28November 21 20132013-11-21July 21 20132013-07-21March 08 20132013-03-08September 05 20132013-09-05April 02 20132013-04-02November 21 20132013-11-21A photograph of a display table draped in yellow cloth showing stainless steel bowls and covered containers of food. In the foreground a framed information panel in a gold-textured frame is titled "PALANI-DHANDAYUDHAPANI SWAMY TEMPLE" and describes the temple legend, with small photos of a golden deity figure, a hilltop temple lit at night, and a dish of cooked food. A second panel beside it describes Panchamrutam as a mixture of five foods used in Hindu worship. A green plant leaf sits at the right edge. No people are visible.2011-07-23A photograph of a framed information board placed beside a steel bowl of yellow-green rice dish on a cream cloth. The board is titled "MELKOTE-CHELUVUNARAYANASWAMY TEMPLE" and includes a paragraph about the temple, a small photo of a hilltop temple tower, and a painted image of a seated king with folded hands. Below is a "Speciality Cuisine- Pulihora" caption and a photo of the dish. No people are visible in the scene.2011-07-23December 11 20112011-12-11A framed printed information panel on a yellow table titled "PALANI-DHANDAYUDHAPANI SWAMY TEMPLE", with a stainless steel bowl of dark paste above it. The panel includes a photo of a golden-decorated deity murti of Lord Murugan at Palani, a night view of a hilltop temple lit with lamps, a close-up of brown cubed fruit mixture labelled as Panchamrutam, and explanatory text about the temple legend and the five-food offering. No physical people are visible.2011-07-23