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A photograph of a tall blue signboard mounted on a pale pink pillar at the gate of Sri Ramakrishna Math, Kamarpukur. The top panel lists visiting hours: April to September 6:00-11:30 AM and 4:00-9:00 PM, October to March 6:30-11:30 AM and 3:30-8:30 PM. Below, a Bengali notice asks visitors to keep the place clean and quiet, avoid smoking, spitting, gossiping, newspapers, mobile phones and photography, and leave footwear and cycles at the stand. A small white placard at the base reads in Bengali to remove shoes before entering. Behind the pillar stands a thatched roof and foliage. No people are visible.

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A photograph of a tall vertical blue notice board mounted on a pale pink pillar beside a thatched wall at Sri Ramakrishna Math, Kamarpukur. The top panel lists visiting hours in white and yellow lettering, the middle panel carries a Bengali-script notice with a circular emblem, and the lower panel is an English notice asking visitors to keep silence and avoid smoking, gossiping, newspaper reading, mobile phone use and photography. A green shrub grows at the upper left. No people are visible.2008-06-09A photograph of a pale pink wall with a tall vertical stack of three dark blue enamel signs mounted beside a thatched roof and a leafy green shrub. The top sign reads Sri Ramakrishna Math visiting hours with seasonal timings. The middle sign has an emblem above Bengali text. The bottom sign is a notice asking visitors to maintain silence and sanctity of the holy place, avoid smoking, eating, gossiping, reading newspapers, using mobile phones and taking photographs, and to leave shoes and cycles at their stands. No people are visible.2008-06-09Photograph of a pale pink gateway pillar at Sri Ramakrishna Math, Kamarpukur, with three stacked dark blue enamel signboards. The top board lists visiting hours; the middle board carries a Bengali notice about silence and sanctity; the lower board gives an English notice asking visitors to keep silence, avoid smoking, eating, gossiping, reading newspapers, using mobile phones and photography, and to leave shoes and cycles at their stands. Green foliage fills the background, a small white sign at the base reads a Bengali instruction to remove footwear, and a grey gate stands at the left edge.2008-06-09A photograph of two signboards on a pale pink pillar in front of a thatched roof. The upper blue sign reads Sri Ramakrishna Math with Visiting Hours in white and yellow lettering. The lower blue sign shows a circular emblem and Bengali text listing rules for visitors, including keeping the place clean, not smoking, and not using mobile phones. No people are visible.2008-06-09A pale pink gateway with a domed open pavilion topped by small finials marks the entrance to Sri Ramakrishna Math, with the name carved in Bengali script across the front. Behind the white wrought-iron gates, a tree-lined path leads toward the compound. Beside the gate stands a tall blue signboard listing visiting hours, a bilingual notice asking visitors to keep silence, avoid smoking and eating, refrain from photography and leave shoes and cycles at the stands. Large mature trees with dense green foliage overhang the entrance. No people are visible.2008-06-09Photograph of the pink gateway of Sri Ramakrishna Math at Kamarpukur, with a domed pavilion roof and a central emblem above the gate. Large leafy trees overhang the entrance, and white wrought-iron gates stand open onto a path lined with flowering shrubs. Two blue signboards to the right list visiting hours and visitor notices, and a notice on the gate gives opening times. No people are visible in the scene.2008-06-09A photograph of the entrance gate of the Sri Ramakrishna Math, a pale pink concrete gateway with a domed open pavilion roof. The gate's arch bears the name in Bengali script, and a round emblem sits above it. Beyond the wrought-iron gate, a path leads through green foliage under a large, old spreading tree. To the right stands a thatched hut beside a low pink wall. A blue signboard beside the gate lists visiting hours and notices asking visitors to maintain silence and avoid mobile phones and taking photographs. No people are visible in the scene.2008-06-09Photograph of the pink gateway of the Ramakrishna Math, a structure with a domed open pavilion on top, Bengali script lettering reading the institution name, and a small round emblem. Behind it stand large leafy trees and a thatched roof is visible to the right. A wrought-iron gate sits at the entrance, with a blue visiting-hours signboard and a small notice board beside the path. No people are visible. Surveillance cameras are mounted on the gate pillars.2008-06-09A photograph of the gated entrance to a pink-washed compound. A pink arched gateway with a small domed pavilion on top carries the blue-and-white sign reading "শ্রীরামকৃষ্ণ মঠ" (Sri Ramakrishna Math). Grey metal gates stand open onto a paved path. Beside the gate, a tall blue signboard lists contact numbers and notices in Bengali script, and a second blue sign with Bengali text stands on a post at the right. Behind the wall, a thatched-roof hut with a grey plastered wall sits under a large leafy tree. No people are visible.2008-06-09A photograph of a temple complex with two thatched, rounded roofs of straw over whitewashed walls, set behind a low pale wall and surrounded by trees. In the foreground stands a blue signboard with white Bengali script reading the temple name, a tall temple shrine is partly visible behind the trees, and the scene is empty of people.2008-06-09 +1 copiesA photograph of a blue signboard on a wooden post in front of thatched-roof temple structures with white-washed walls and a pink boundary wall. The sign bears Bengali text headed by the temple name. Trees and power lines frame the scene. No people are visible.2008-06-09A photograph of a pink-painted gateway with an arched open roof and a decorative roundel, set beside a low pink boundary wall. Behind the wall stand two thatched, dome-shaped huts with mud-coloured walls under a leafy tree. Rusted barbed wire runs across the foreground. A tall blue information board with white text stands at the wall, and a small sign hangs on the gate. No people are visible.2008-06-09