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A temple shrine outdoors under a canopy with a red carpet running from the foreground up to the shrine. Two large black stone dvarapala guardian statues flank the path, each draped in pink, green and white garlands and a pink or green cloth. Behind them, a stone shrine niche with gold-framed arches holds several deity murtis, including a central figure with a crown and red garments, with brass lamps and vessels in front. Maroon curtains hang at the side, strings of colourful decorative pennants run across the top, and trees surround the courtyard. No people are visible.

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August 12 20162016-08-12August 12 20162016-08-12A temple shrine under an open pavilion roof with striped and tasseled decorative poles and hanging lamps. Inside a stone shrine, carved deity murti stand in a gilded arch, with a figure in saffron and a red-draped deity; a pair of dark stone dvarapala guardians with garlands stand at the sides, and a red carpet runs to the entrance. A red velvet curtain hangs at the right of the shrine, and a small framed deity relief is painted above. No people are visible.2016-08-12August 18 20162016-08-18August 03 20132013-08-03Photo 11734409Photo 11687400Photo 11692455September 15 20132013-09-15An open-sided shrine under a corrugated roof with red metal pillars shows a shrine niche framed in gold with deity murti sculptures dressed in gold ornaments, a red curtain behind, and garlands of marigold and red flowers draped on the figures. Two large black stone dvarapala guardian statues in white dhoti-style cloth and garlands stand flanking the platform. A small figure in a green-and-red niche sits to the right. Trees and a low wall surround the courtyard. No people are visible.2013-12-18A stone shrine with a golden arched frame houses deity murti and a seated figure in a saffron-orange robe, adorned with rudraksha-style beads, garlands of red and yellow flowers and gold ornaments. Two large black stone dvarapala guardian statues stand on either side, each wearing white dhoti and garlands. A red curtain hangs at right and a brass bell hangs at left. The platform holds offerings and a small kalasha-style vessel, typical of a paduka puja setting in an open temple courtyard.2013-09-07July 30 20132013-07-30