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A procession moves along a mountain road in the Himalayas, with a large red banner reading Nithyanandapeetam carried on poles beside smaller ornate yellow and red canopy banners. Many people in saffron and orange shawls and robes walk in a group, some in white kurtas and one woman in red salwar. A white van with a blue tarp on its roof is parked at the roadside, and a green road sign reads Jai Badri Vishal. Hillside buildings in pink and white stand behind. Several people are visible, and a shaved-headed man in a saffron shawl walks near the banner, though his identity cannot be confirmed from appearance.

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June 01 20062006-06-01A large procession of devotees in saffron-orange shawls and clothing walks along a mountain road in the Himalayas. Several carry ceremonial banners and ornate umbrellas, one a red and gold canopy with fringe, and a pale yellow-bordered parasol with a blue emblem. A rear banner shows an orange and red design with painted figures. Many wear orange caps and garlands. Behind them stands a multi-storey white hotel building, a blue road sign reading Jai Badri Vishal, Thanks, Visit Again with distances to Delhi and Rishikesh, white vans and mountain slopes. Several people in the foreground wear orange and some wear dark jackets. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person in this crowd.2006-06-01A large procession of devotees in orange saffron shawls walks along a mountain road in the Himalayas. Several carry long ceremonial banners and a decorated canopy umbrella with red, blue and yellow fabric; a yellow-and-orange decorated standard is also visible. Many wear orange caps and orange stoles. A green road sign reads Jai Badri Vishal, Thanks, Visit Again, with distances to Delhi and Rishikesh. Behind them stand white buildings, a white van and hillside houses.2006-06-01 +1 copiesJune 01 20062006-06-01June 01 20062006-06-01June 01 20062006-06-01A procession of devotees in saffron-orange shawls and robes walks along a mountain road in a Himalayan town. Several people carry a long ornate banner and poles with embroidered panels, orange fringe and a triangular emblem, while others in white, pink and red clothing walk alongside. Small roadside shops with blue tarpaulin, parked white vehicles and terraced slopes of rocky green mountains fill the background.2006-06-01A large procession winds down a narrow mountain town road lined with concrete and corrugated-roof buildings, steep bare slopes rising behind. Many devotees in saffron and orange clothing walk in a dense group, some carrying a white canopy over a palanquin-style frame and a long red and blue banner. Onlookers stand along the roadside shops and balconies, with a few men in white and grey clothes, and a motorcycle and white vans are parked along the street. Prayer flags hang from a balcony in the background.2006-06-01 +1 copiesA large procession of devotees in orange and saffron clothing walks down a narrow mountain town street lined with shops and multi-storey buildings, with steep green hills behind. A white and gold ceremonial umbrella canopy is carried above a palanquin-like object near the centre, and a decorated red and orange banner is held aloft on the right. Many participants wear orange shawls and stoles, and a photographer in a white shirt with an orange stole films from the right foreground. A signboard reading Shri Ram Bhojanalaya is visible on the left.2006-06-01June 01 20062006-06-01 +1 copiesA procession of devotees in orange shawls walks along a mountain road with snow-capped peaks and green slopes behind them. A red and blue banner reading "Nithyanandapeetham" is carried on poles, with a decorated umbrella canopy above. A man in the center wears an orange robe and a long garland of beads, and an older man in white behind him holds his hands together in greeting. Several women in orange shawls and red salwar kameez carry flags and a small golden object. Buildings, parked vehicles and a shop line the roadside.2006-06-01June 01 20062006-06-01