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A misty mountain valley in the Himalayan foothills, with dense green forest climbing steep slopes wrapped in low cloud. In the foreground a small two-storey pink and red building stands beside a rocky outcrop and black tarpaulin shelters. A dark steel truss footbridge with strings of colourful prayer flags crosses the gorge on the left. Small roofed structures and scattered figures are visible on distant terraces, with a few people in orange clothing among the shelters on the right. A printed sign on the building reads in Hindi, indicating a dharamshala named after Baba Kamli.

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June 30 20082008-06-30A misty, forested Himalayan hillside rises above a narrow valley. A pink two-storey building with a red-brick upper section and a sign reading Dharamshala stands in the foreground beside a steel truss footbridge strung with small colourful prayer flags. Black tarpaulin sheets cover a rocky shelter on the right, and small figures in colourful clothing are visible on the slope near a rock ledge. Smaller wooden-roofed structures dot the hillside above, and power lines run across the mist.2008-06-30 +1 copiesA misty mountain valley in Uttarakhand with dense green forest on steep slopes. A pink and red two-storey guesthouse in the foreground has a sign reading 'Baba Kali Kamli Dharamshala' and a corrugated roof with white bundles on top. A dark metal truss footbridge crosses a rocky gorge, strung with prayer flags in blue, red, yellow and green, and a small figure walks on it. Above, a few small pavilions and shelters sit on a hillside terrace. No people are clearly visible in the foreground apart from the distant bridge walker.2008-06-30 +1 copiesJune 30 20082008-06-30 +2 copiesA misty Himalayan mountain valley photographed from a roadside village. On the left, a corrugated tin roof is covered with blue tarpaulin and drying cloth. A steel truss footbridge spans a gorge, with strings of small prayer flags fluttering across it. Several people in orange and white clothing walk across the bridge. On the steep forested slope above, a cluster of small shrines, a covered pavilion with a sloping roof, and a crowd of pilgrims are visible among the rocks and trees. Lower right, a red-painted building and a blue tarpaulin cover sit beside stacked white sacks.2008-06-30 +1 copiesJune 30 20082008-06-30 +1 copiesA misty hillside temple complex in the Himalayan foothills. Red and saffron flags on tall poles stand on a red-and-blue balcony with blue railings, with white shrine spires rising above. A blue tarpaulin roof covers a small structure below, beside a concrete courtyard. Dense green forest climbs the steep slope, with a narrow path and steps winding up through the trees and fog. A few small figures are visible at the lower edge of the courtyard and along the path, and a red-roofed building sits on the right.2008-06-30 +1 copiesA misty, densely forested Himalayan hillside with a steep rocky outcrop on the left. A rusted steel truss bridge spans the gorge in the lower centre, strung with colourful prayer flags. On the bridge, several people in orange and saffron clothing and white garments stand near the flags, some with drums or hand instruments. On the upper right, a stone pathway climbs the slope with small figures walking along it, and small shrines or tents cluster near the trail. Corrugated metal roofs and a red-roofed building sit in the foreground.2008-06-30 +1 copiesJune 30 20082008-06-30 +1 copiesA photograph of a steep, forested Himalayan hillside in misty rain. A cluster of stone and corrugated-roof shelters sits on a terrace cut into the slope, with many small figures in blue and teal rain gear gathered around pack animals. A rusty steel truss bridge crosses the lower left, with strings of red, green, yellow, blue and white prayer flags strung from it. In the foreground, a red-roofed building edge appears at the bottom right. Several people in blue raincoats are visible on the terrace and along the paths, and an unlit tent and small stone structures stand at the left.2008-06-30June 30 20082008-06-30 +1 copiesJune 30 20082008-06-30 +1 copies