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Six women in white saris with gold borders stand in a row inside a temple hall with gold-painted walls and ceiling fans. Several wear rudraksha malas and have vibhuti marks on their foreheads. Behind them is an altar with a seated deity murti in a pink cloth backdrop, with a trident-like staff and a brass kalasha-style vessel in front. Side niches hold additional deity murtis against orange backdrops, including a figure with a crown and a trident. A sign on the altar reads KAILASA SALEM. A timestamp in the corner reads Apr 19, 2025 5:00:00 PM Salem Tamil Nadu.

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Six women in white and gold-bordered saris stand in a row in front of a shrine with golden walls and orange-backed niches holding deity murtis. The central murti, seated on a golden throne with a red crown and garlands, holds a trident and a kalasha-like object, and a sign on the shrine reads KAILASA Salem. Several women wear rudraksha malas and vibhuti or kumkum on their foreheads. Brass items sit on the steps in front of the shrine, and a sign at the right edge reads Salem. The image carries a timestamp of Apr 19, 2025 5:00:09 PM.2025-04-19A selfie-style photo taken inside a small temple room with yellow walls and ventilated windows. A young man in the foreground wears a maroon top, rudraksha and orange-beaded malas, and white forehead markings. Behind him stand six women in white saris with gold borders, several with white or red forehead marks and beaded necklaces; one holds a pink bag. On the altar, a deity murti with a trident and red headdress sits beside a sign reading KAILASA SALEM SHAKTHI, with an orange-draped shrine, small brass lamps and offering plates nearby. A timestamp reads Apr 19, 2025 4:59:08 PM, Salem, Tamil Nadu.2025-04-19A selfie-style photo inside a yellow-walled temple hall with a shrine of dark stone deity murtis, several garlanded and under small canopies. A woman in the foreground with a white forehead band and red bindi takes the selfie, wearing a white garment and a beaded necklace. Behind her, six people stand in a row before the central deity, which is adorned with garlands and a canopy: a woman in a light patterned kurta, a woman in a red kurta with a maroon scarf, a woman in a gold saree, a man in a cream vest and white dhoti, a man in a maroon shirt and white dhoti, and a man in a white shirt and brown trousers. A date and location stamp reads 15-Jan-2026 1:39:35 pm, Salem, KAILASA SALEM.2026-01-15A photograph taken inside a yellow-walled temple hall with ceiling fans and a shuttered window. A woman with a white forehead band and red kumkum dot takes a selfie in the foreground. Behind her, six people stand in a row before a shrine with an ornate purple and gold deity murti, a trident, and arched niches holding dark deity murtis garlanded with flowers. From left: a woman in a light cream dupatta-style outfit, a woman in a red salwar kameez, a woman in a gold saree, an older man in a cream patterned shirt and white dhoti, a young man in a maroon shirt and white dhoti with hands folded, and a man in a white shirt and brown trousers. Timestamp reads 15-Jan-2026 1:39:39 pm, Salem.2026-01-15Seven women pose together in a temple hall with gold-toned walls and ornate golden shrine frames behind them. Five wear cream or white sarees with gold borders, one in the centre wears a vivid orange-red saree, and the woman second from the right wears orange with a long mala. Several wear rudraksha malas and gold necklaces. Behind them, a shrine holds decorated deity murtis with garlands, and a woman in a blue saree with gold trim stands at left among other devotees near a table of offerings.December 20 20192019-12-20A woman stands in a temple shrine room with her palms pressed together in namaskar greeting. She wears a white sari with a light border and a mustard-yellow blouse, with a white forehead mark and a beaded necklace. Behind her are dark stone deity murtis in orange-red arched niches, a figure draped in pink cloth with a green-faced murti, and a white cloth draped over a platform with garlands. On the steps in front are oil lamps, a brass plate, a tray with flowers and offerings, and small bottles. The lower right corner shows a timestamp and location text.2025-03-11Photo 11728850A photograph inside a golden-walled hall with a corrugated metal roof and ceiling fans. Seven people stand in a line in front of a shrine. The central deity murti sits on a lotus-shaped pedestal under a red and gold canopy, draped with a garland. Flanking shrines hold standing deity figures under green and gold umbrellas. Standing from left: a woman in a blue-and-purple sari holding a tray of fruit; a man in a white shirt and white dhoti; a boy in a teal shirt holding a tray of yellow and white flowers; a teenage boy in a white hoodie holding a tray of red and pink flowers; an older man in a cream dhoti and shirt holding a tray of flowers; a boy in white kurta and dhoti holding a tray of red flowers; a woman in a white sari with gold border holding a tray of fruit; and an older woman in a black sari with a gold border. The trays hold fruit, marigold and rose flower offerings, typical of puja offerings. A sign on the shrine reads KAILASA SALEM. A timestamp on the image reads 15-Feb-2026 7:15:25 pm Salem.2026-02-15Photograph inside an ornate golden temple hall where a standing golden deity murti dressed in a green sari with a gold crown and a garland of red, yellow, green and white flowers stands at centre. Six people stand in front of it: five women and one bare-chested man. The women wear white saris with gold borders and gold or beaded necklaces; one at centre wears a peach blouse with a white sari and glasses, and her hands are folded in namaste. A man on the right wears a white-and-orange turban, a gold necklace and a white dhoti, with hands folded in namaste. Two conical flower arrangements in pink, purple, green and white sit at the front, along with a brass oil lamp and a brass kalasha-like vessel. Another man in a white shirt and white dhoti stands with hands folded at the back. Ritual observance setting consistent with a puja.January 31 20092009-01-31Kailasa Paramparagatha Arunagiri Yogishwara Adi Arunachala Sarvajnapeetha Samrajyam