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Empty interior colonnade of a South Indian temple with pink walls, bright blue-painted pillars trimmed in red and gold bands, and a grey-and-white marble floor. Small white and lilac shrine niches with pedestals stand along the walls, one with a dark stone base. A framed deity picture of Ganesha hangs on a pillar near a notice board, and a round painted medallion decorates the ceiling. No people are visible.

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April 29 20182018-04-29April 29 20182018-04-29 +1 copiesEmpty interior courtyard of a South Indian temple with blue-painted pillars and a white marble floor. A steep stone staircase with a metal railing rises at left toward a closed yellow grille gate. Smaller blue shrines with painted tops and a tiled roof stand in the open court, with a palm tree and a multicoloured gopuram-style shrine visible at right. Two metal stands sit on the floor, a ceiling fan hangs overhead, and no people are visible.2009-08-08August 08 20092009-08-08August 08 20092009-08-08A small roofed shrine in a dim courtyard of a temple-like building. At the centre is a colourful painted gopuram-style niche enshrining a Ganesha murti with an elephant head, seated and painted in red and green tones. Below it, a dark Shiva lingam wrapped in a white cloth and decorated with white flowers sits on a raised platform. A yellow-walled alcove with a stone counter and clay pots is visible to the left, and an orange pot stands at right. No people are present.2014-07-01July 29 20082008-07-29August 08 20092009-08-08August 08 20092009-08-08Photograph of a temple entrance area with painted tiered architecture in blue, green, pink and orange bands, a blue-painted stepped structure and a set of concrete steps leading up toward a courtyard. A blue signboard above reads Tamil and a sign reading Gingerate, and a dark plaque with white lettering is mounted on the right wall. Two rounded shapes and small objects sit at the base of the steps. No people are visible.2009-08-08August 08 20092009-08-08February 08 20122012-02-08