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Outdoor crowd photograph at a KAILASA event on a red carpeted open ground. Large numbers of people in white, pink, blue and green clothing stand in a formation, many wearing red turbans or head coverings. Two draped ceremonial pedestals with brass-coloured decorations and yellow flower garlands stand in the foreground, with a seated spectator row along the bottom edge. Trees, a low wall, speakers on stands and a tall boom pole fill the background. A photographer's tripod is visible at the right.

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A large outdoor crowd stands on a long red carpet in a grassy open field, with many hundreds of participants filling the scene. Most wear red head cloths and white, orange or saffron garments, with women in cotton saris and some in patterned pink, purple and green sarees. A cameraman with a shoulder camera films the field in the foreground, while a woman in a red head cloth and white dress stands nearby and a woman in long dark hair and orange-brown dress holds a microphone on the right. Trees, a low hill and a small stage with speakers appear behind the crowd.2017-12-16Outdoor scene at a dusty ground beside a green mesh fence. A large red mat covers the ground, marked with white chalk-like lines forming a large Om-shaped formation. Many people wearing red turbans stand around its edges, most in white kurtas and dhotis, with some in orange, yellow and maroon garments. A cameraman with a tripod films from the upper left, and a few seated people in bright colours sit under the fence. A stone statue stands at the upper right corner.2017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16Aerial view of a large crowd arranged in a formation on a red carpet at an open outdoor ground. Hundreds of people wear red and orange robes and red head coverings, with some in white garments and a few in yellow. Onlookers stand and sit along the edge of the carpet, and a crane and bleacher stands sit in the background amid trees. A statue or figure stands on a raised platform at the top of the formation. The page describes a Guinness record formation of the Om symbol. A crowd of several hundred is visible, so the count range is 100+.2017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16Outdoor photograph of a large crowd gathered on a dirt ground beside a long red carpet. Many participants wear red turbans or headwraps and white, orange, saffron and teal garments, with some in white dhotis and saris. Several people in the foreground stand or sit on the bare earth, and a few men in white shirts and dark trousers stand among them. A person in a white hard hat and high-visibility vest appears at the right edge near a metal pole. Trees and a green field appear in the background.2017-12-16A large outdoor crowd stands in long rows on a red fabric mat in hazy morning light, with trees and a utility pole behind them. Many participants wear white kurtas and tunics with red headwraps, while others wear saffron, red and colourful traditional dresses. Some stand with hands folded, and a few seated figures sit at the front edge. Blurred vehicles and structures appear in the distance.2017-12-16A large outdoor gathering on a red carpet, with a dense crowd of devotees in red turbans and head coverings. Many wear white dhotis and kurtas, while others wear orange and saffron robes, sarees and salwar kameez. Some barefoot figures in white dhotis and orange sarees stand near the carpet edge, and a few people in green, grey and bright patterned clothing move among them.2017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16Outdoor photograph of a large crowd gathered on a wide dirt path lined with young trees, with a red boundary wall and utility poles behind. Many participants wear red turbans or headwraps and white dhotis or kurtas, while others wear saffron, orange, pink, blue and green saris and kurtas. Some people in the foreground carry bags and walk in small groups; a child in white stands near the left. A gold-coloured decorated structure with a red cloth is visible at the far left edge, and a camera operator stands on the left side of the path.2017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16