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A photograph of the Badrinath temple in the Himalayas, with a brightly painted multi-coloured facade of blue, red, yellow and cream, a golden domed shrine top with kalasha-style pinnacles, and red and white flags flying from the roofs. Steep rocky mountain slopes rise behind it. Pilgrims and visitors gather on a stone terrace and walk along a stepped path at the right, with a few figures near a building entrance. Yellow and orange marigold garlands hang near the stairs, and a small stone shrine and white buildings sit in the foreground.

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June 01 20062006-06-01A wide view of a hillside Himalayan town dominated by a colourful temple with a golden-yellow curved roof, pale blue and red painted facade, arched entrance and a red-and-white flag flying from its roof. Crowds of pilgrims climb stone steps toward the entrance, many in light clothing. Stone and tin-roofed buildings, pink and white walls, power lines and a green-brown mountain slope surround the temple. Shop stalls with colourful cloth and offerings line the foreground steps, and a yellow and red signboard hangs on a pink wall. No a person candidate is visible.2006-06-01A photograph of a colourful Himalayan temple with an orange-and-gold domed roof and a red flag on its spire, set against steep brown mountains. Crowds of pilgrims stand and sit on a flat rooftop terrace in front of the ornate blue, yellow and red facade, with people in red and white vests and saris visible. Power lines cross the scene, and a brick wall with a yellow banner printed in Hindi sits in the foreground. No identifiable a person figure is visible.2006-06-01June 01 20062006-06-01July 08 20082008-07-08July 08 20082008-07-08A colourful Himalayan hill temple with a yellow and gold domed shrine entrance, ornate painted red, blue and gold facade and arched doorway, and a bell hanging at the entrance. A crowd of pilgrims and devotees, many in orange and saffron robes and some in yellow and white, walk up stone steps past a white-railed barrier. A uniformed guard stands at the doorway. Pennants on red and white poles flank the roofs, with green forested slopes rising behind the town.A photograph of a colourfully painted Himalayan temple with a golden, dome-like roof and a central arched doorway, set among pink and grey buildings on a steep green hillside. Pilgrims in orange, saffron and white clothes climb a stone staircase toward the entrance, and a crowd stands along a stone parapet wall in the foreground. Red and white flags flank the temple, and a few people in saffron robes and turbans wait near the steps.Photo of the Badrinath temple complex in the Himalayan hills, with its ornate multicoloured temple facade painted in yellow, blue, red and white, a golden domed canopy above the entrance and a red-and-white flag on the roof. Devotees and pilgrims gather on the stone steps and terrace in front, some in orange and saffron clothing. Surrounding buildings are pink, white and grey, with blue tarpaulins and red pennants in the foreground and green mountain slopes behind.2008-07-08A photograph of the Badrinath temple in the Himalayas, a multi-tiered shrine with a golden dome and brightly painted red, blue, yellow and orange facades with arched doorways. Devotees climb the stone steps toward the entrance, some in orange and saffron garments, others in colourful saris and shawls. Uniformed police stand along a grey stone parapet in the foreground, and a red-and-white flag flies from a pole at the top. Small pink and white houses and hillside buildings rise behind the temple under a grey, cloudy sky. No identifiable a person is visible.2008-07-08June 03 20052005-06-03 +1 copiesA colourful multi-tiered Himalayan temple with a yellow dome, ornate blue and red painted facade and arched entrance stands below a steep rocky mountain slope. Red and white flags fly from the roof, and a crowd of pilgrims in mixed clothing climbs the stone steps and gathers on the rooftops of nearby buildings. Several figures wear red, orange and white garments. No individual can be clearly identified as a specific person from this distance.2006-06-01