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Interior of a tour coach filled with seated devotees in saffron and orange clothing, many wearing orange shawls or stoles. White headrests and beige seats line the aisle. A woman in the foreground with dark hair in a bun turns toward the camera, and a woman in a red-orange top with a gold bangle sits near the centre, facing an aisle where other passengers are gathered. Curtains in orange and yellow tones frame the windows.

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July 29 20112011-07-29Interior of a coach bus carrying a group of devotees on a pilgrimage, many seated in white upholstered seats with patterned curtains. A young man in an orange saffron robe with a long rudraksha mala and red tilak sits smiling in the aisle seat, with a woman in a purple top and orange shawl beside him. Other participants wear orange shawls and orange robes, and a woman in a yellow top sits at left. Standing near the front, a bald man in an orange shawl is visible. The people are cheerful and chatting, and the bus interior is bright with overhead luggage racks.2011-07-29July 29 20112011-07-29 +2 copiesInterior of a tour bus with white reclining seats and yellow curtains, filled with smiling participants in orange saffron shawls and red tilak marks on their foreheads. A man in the centre-right wears an orange shawl, a long rudraksha mala and a red-and-orange outfit, sitting beside a man in a black shirt and orange shawl. A woman with short grey hair in the lower right wears glasses, a purple top and an orange shawl. A woman in a beige top and orange shawl sits at lower left. Several other passengers fill the rows behind, and decorative objects hang from the bus ceiling.2011-07-29 +1 copiesJuly 29 20112011-07-29July 29 20112011-07-29July 29 20112011-07-29Interior of a coach bus with white seats and yellow curtains, filled with seated participants wearing orange shawls. A woman in an orange sari with a gold necklace holds a handheld microphone and speaks to the group, while a woman in a white top and glasses listens nearby. Other passengers in orange stoles and dark clothing sit in rows around the aisle. No individual in this photo is identified as a person.2011-07-29Interior of a coach bus with white seat covers and orange-and-yellow curtains, filled with seated devotees in saffron and orange clothing and orange shawls. In the foreground, a man in an orange kurta with a long rudraksha mala and a red tilak sits by the aisle, while a woman with short grey hair and glasses in an orange shawl sits at right and a woman with a red bindi sits at left. Others sit behind them, some in striped or dark clothes. The bus is traveling on a pilgrimage-style outing with participants.2011-07-29Interior of a tour bus with white reclining seats and gold curtains, filled with a group of devotees in orange shawls. A man in an orange robe with a rudraksha mala and a handheld microphone sits in the aisle seat on the right, speaking to the group. Opposite him, a woman with short grey hair wears a purple top and an orange shawl. Other passengers in orange shawls sit around them, and an older bald man in an orange shawl stands at the back.2011-07-29Interior of a coach bus with white seats and yellow curtains, filled with smiling passengers in orange and saffron clothing. In the centre a man in an orange robe with a rudraksha mala holds a microphone and speaks to the group. Beside him a woman in purple sits in a white seat wearing an orange scarf, and several other people in orange shawls are seated around the aisle.2011-07-29Interior of a bus with cream seats and wood-panelled ceiling, filled with seated passengers in orange shawls, several with red tilaka marks on their foreheads. A man in the foreground left smiles at the camera. A woman in orange with a long rudraksha-style mala stands near the centre aisle, and a bald-headed person in orange sits at the right edge. A woman in front wearing glasses and a grey top with a red mark smiles to the right. Overhead luggage racks and curtains line the windows, and a passenger in the centre holds a water bottle.2011-07-29