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A photo of a festival procession on a tree-lined road under a clear blue sky. Several decorated float vehicles with marigold and red flower garlands and yellow bunting follow one another. The lead float has an orange-and-cream body with a circular emblem showing a serpent-entwined lotus-like motif, and saffron-robed figures sit under its canopy. Other floats show Om symbols and patterned panels in white, pink and green. Pedestrians in white shirts and dhotis walk and a man cycles along the roadside, with coconut palms behind.

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February 02 20072007-02-02February 02 20072007-02-02February 16 20092009-02-16A decorated open-backed vehicle, painted in orange, red and cream with yellow stripes, moves down a paved road as a festival procession. Garlands of yellow and red flowers drape the upper frame and cabin roof. A kalasha pot motif and an Om symbol are painted on the side panels, with a Kannada inscription above. A rider in red stands on the raised platform at the rear. Several men in white dhotis and shirts walk along the roadside, and a tree and a yellow-garlanded arch line the street under a clear sky.2007-02-02February 02 20072007-02-02February 02 20072007-02-02A road procession moves along a paved two-lane road lined with palm trees under an overcast sky. In front, a decorated cart carries a deity shrine draped with flower garlands and colourful festoons, and a second ornate float follows. Devotees in white dhotis and shirts walk along, some carrying saffron and orange flags, a trident-topped staff and a white flag. Two large canopy umbrellas with white and lavender fabric shade a group of people, including a figure in saffron-orange robes and a long beard near the center. Drummers and a man in a white shirt and dhoti at the right walk with the crowd, and a roadside building with a green sign appears at the right edge.2005-12-31February 02 20072007-02-02February 02 20072007-02-02February 02 20072007-02-02February 02 20072007-02-02February 16 20092009-02-16