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A photograph of an outdoor shrine on a grey stone platform with a black engraved plaque reading Munishwara shrine. The main shrine is a stone or murti dressed in a red cloth, purple sash, gold coin garlands, rudraksha or bead necklaces and pink rose petals and flowers. In front, a small black linga-like object sits on a white flower garland with an orange cloth draped around it and a pink flower on top. Scattered petals lie on the ground. No people are visible.

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July 07 20142014-07-07Photo 11687700July 11 20132013-07-11July 11 20132013-07-11Photo 11744330 +1 copiesJune 28 20132013-06-28January 15 20172017-01-15July 06 20132013-07-06Outdoor photo of a stone shivalinga on a grey granite platform, dressed with a purple cloth wrapped as a turban-like covering, a red cloth draped beneath, strings of gold coins and beads, and pink and red roses. A small orange and gold cloth with white flower garland sits in the lower right corner, with rose petals scattered on the stone and ground. No people are visible.2014-07-07August 02 20132013-08-02April 08 20122012-04-08Outdoor shrine beneath shady trees with reddish earth. A tall orange cloth wrapped around a pillar is draped with rudraksha malas and a pendant, with white beads at the top. Beside it, a small deity murti on a stone plinth wears a purple cloth, red and purple garments, a crown with a peacock feather, and layered garlands with white and yellow flowers. Scattered petals lie on the stone. A black plaque with Kannada and English text sits on the front of the base, labelled Munishwara shrine. No people are visible.2013-07-30