Skip to content
Nithyanandapedia
A hillside Himalayan temple town under a cloudy sky. A multi-tiered temple with a gilded dome, red-and-white pennants and colourful painted facade stands at the base of a steep grassy mountain, with stone steps climbing toward its entrance. Pilgrims in mixed clothing move along the steps and the bridge and streets in front, and a white building on the right displays a red-and-yellow sign reading Sri Mahapramji ki Badrinath. A snowy peak rises at the left edge. Small shops with corrugated roofs line the foreground, and a white-painted fence runs along the lower edge.

More like this

Open the gallery
June 01 20062006-06-01A photograph of a hill town at a mountain temple complex under green slopes and snow-capped peaks. Crowds of pilgrims in bright clothing walk along a steel truss footbridge and a railed stone walkway above a river gorge. Terraced rooftops of small shops and houses line the slope, and a multi-tiered temple with a gold-trimmed roof, red pennants and ornate carved facade stands at upper right, with steps leading up to it. A large painted sign with Hindi lettering is set into the hillside. Many small figures are visible at the temple, on the bridge and along the walkway. The scene is a Himalayan pilgrimage site during a yatra.2006-06-01A hillside Himalayan town with a temple complex built on rocky ground above a turbulent river. A tall temple tower with a golden dome and red flag stands among multi-storey white and brick buildings. A yellow banner with red Devanagari lettering hangs on a white building at right. A steel truss footbridge crosses the river on the left, and a railed wooden walkway runs along the rocks in the foreground. Green mountains and snow patches rise behind. Several small groups of pilgrims are visible along the walkway and temple steps, though they are too distant to count precisely.2006-06-01A photograph of the Badrinath temple complex in the Himalayan hills. A multi-tiered temple with a golden dome and brightly painted blue, red and yellow facade stands against steep green slopes and misty cliffs. Red and white pennants fly from poles and rooftops. Pilgrims climb a steel footbridge and walk along a stone terrace in front of the shrine, and shops and white buildings line the street below. No individual figure is identifiable from this distance, and no a person candidate is visible.2008-07-08A wide view of a hillside Himalayan town dominated by a colourful temple with a golden-yellow curved roof, pale blue and red painted facade, arched entrance and a red-and-white flag flying from its roof. Crowds of pilgrims climb stone steps toward the entrance, many in light clothing. Stone and tin-roofed buildings, pink and white walls, power lines and a green-brown mountain slope surround the temple. Shop stalls with colourful cloth and offerings line the foreground steps, and a yellow and red signboard hangs on a pink wall. No a person candidate is visible.2006-06-01A hillside Himalayan town with a multi-tiered temple complex at its centre, its ornate gold-and-blue shrine roof topped with a red flag, set against steep green mountains. Whitewashed and pastel houses, tin-roofed shops and a steel truss footbridge run across the lower frame. Small crowds of pilgrims stand along a railed stone walkway and on the bridge, some in orange and red clothing. A red-roofed shrine and yellow shop front with signage sit in the foreground above a rocky gorge.2006-06-01A photograph of the hill town of Badrinath in the Himalayas, with a green steep mountain rising behind rows of multi-storey houses, guesthouses and shops in pink, white and cream. At the centre stands a temple with an ornate, colourful gateway and a golden-topped tower, above a stone plaza. Blue tarpaulins cover market stalls along a wooden walkway, and a steel footbridge crosses a stream on the left. Low clouds drift over the ridge, and small figures move through the lanes. No identifiable a person figure is visible.2008-07-08July 08 20082008-07-08May 25 20052005-05-25 +1 copiesJuly 08 20082008-07-08July 08 20082008-07-08May 25 20052005-05-25 +1 copies