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A photo of many hanging brass temple bells suspended from two yellow metal rails in front of a moss-covered stone wall. The bells have chain and loop hangers, some tied with red and white cloth strips and yellow or green threads. No people are visible.

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Close view of many brass temple bells hanging from two horizontal yellow-painted bars against a moss-covered dark stone wall. Bells are suspended on chains and loops, some tied with red, pink and white cloth strips and threads, with green foliage visible at the right edge. No people are visible; the scene shows an offering place of bells at a temple or shrine.2012-08-12A row of hanging brass bells on a wooden bar fixed against a moss-covered stone wall. The bells are suspended by iron chains and hooks, many tied with red and white cloth strips and red ribbons. Some bells show small orange flowers at their bases. No people are visible; the scene looks like a temple bell offering site, with the bells hung as votive offerings.2012-08-12A photo of many brass temple bells hanging in rows from iron bars against a moss-covered stone wall. Many bells are tied with red and white cloth strips, red threads and tinsel, and some have chains and metal rings. Small orange marigold petals lie on the ground below. No people are visible; the scene is a Hindu shrine's bell offering area.2012-08-12August 12 20122012-08-12A row of brass temple bells hangs from a yellow wooden beam against a moss-covered stone wall. Many bells are tied with red, white and yellow cloth strips and some have small padlocks and iron chains attached. No people or a person candidate are visible; the scene shows bells offered at a shrine.2012-08-12August 12 20122012-08-12 +1 copiesAugust 12 20122012-08-12Photo of rows of brass temple bells hanging from yellow-painted wooden bars against a moss-covered dark stone wall. Several bells have red and white cloth strips tied to their handles, and some are fitted with chains. No people are visible; the bells appear to be a temple offering place.2012-08-12Rows of brass and bronze temple bells hang from a yellow metal rail against a mossy dark stone wall. Many bells are tied with red and white cloth strips, and some hang from chains with ring handles. No people are visible.2012-08-12A photograph of rows of brass temple bells hanging from chains on a horizontal wooden rail against a moss-covered stone wall. Many bells are tied with red and white cloth strips and ribbons, and a few hang with marigold petals on the ground below. No people are visible; the bells are offerings or votive bells typical of a shrine entrance.2012-08-12June 21 2004 Himalayas Yatra - Gangotri, Gaurikund and Kedarnath2004-06-21August 12 20122012-08-12