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A procession of devotees walks along a dirt road lined with oil palm trees under an overcast sky. Most wear matching orange shirts and white or colored dhotis and sarongs, and many carry brass pots or kalasha on their heads, one hand raised. A decorated palanquin or ratha with a framed deity image and floral garlands moves through the crowd at right, and a white tent stands behind a red banner. Some participants wear yellow and green cloth, and bare feet show they are walking the route. The scene suggests a temple festival procession with kavadi-style offerings.

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Outdoor procession on a dirt road lined with oil palm trees and a banana plant, with white marquee tents behind. Many devotees in bright orange shirts and orange or yellow dhotis and saris walk forward, several balancing silver kalasha pots or brass vessels on their heads, and one man in the foreground carries a yellow-topped pot in his hands. Some wear red or maroon lower cloths and vibhuti or tilak on their foreheads. A man in white ceremonial clothing stands at left, and a banner partly visible in the tents reads in part as an organisation name. Devotees appear to be on a religious walk.2024-03-29A procession of devotees walks along a paved road lined with oil palm trees and a white tent on the right. Most participants wear matching bright yellow t-shirts and dhotis or wraps. Several carry metal kalasha pots on their heads, some held overhead with both hands. A bare-chested man in orange-saffron dhoti leads near the centre, and a man in white with a red sash stands at the left edge. A nearby stall has a red banner with partly readable text. The scene suggests a temple festival procession.2024-03-29March 29 20242024-03-29 +1 copiesMarch 29 20242024-03-29Outdoor procession on a paved road lined with oil palm trees and a tent, with a large crowd of devotees wearing orange shirts and white or green dhotis or lungis. Several men barefoot in the front carry brass pots and trays, one holds a kalasha-like vessel with flowers. Nearby stands a canopy tent with a red banner reading KAILASA MALAYSIA and a banana plant beside a poster of a bearded figure. Cloudy sky and parked cars in the background.2024-03-29March 29 20242024-03-29A procession of devotees walks along a paved road in Maran, Pahang, during the Panguni Uttiram festival at Sri Marathandavar Bala Dhandayuthapani Alayam. Many people wear bright yellow-orange clothing and carry silver kavadi-style pots on their heads with both hands, some with orange cloth draped over them. A man in the foreground in a yellow shirt and yellow-orange dhoti holds a pot overhead, while a woman in a yellow kurta holds a white cup. Palm trees, a banana leaf and a utility wire frame the scene, and an elderly man in white with a purple suitcase stands at the right edge.2024-03-29March 29 20242024-03-29March 29 20242024-03-29Outdoor photo at a temple festival under a white tent with a maroon banner reading "KAILASA MALAYSIA AUSHADAM" and "All are welcomed". A man in a yellow t-shirt with a logo raises a metal pot or kavadi-style vessel topped with a palm frond on his shoulder; a woman in a yellow shirt drinks from a white cup beside a food table; a bald man in a yellow t-shirt and dark shorts drinks from a cup with a blue towel draped over his shoulder. Behind them a white-clad man in a dhoti-style cloth holds a walking stick. Palm trees and parked cars are visible.2024-03-29Devotees in matching yellow t-shirts walk in a procession outside a white tent beneath a red banner reading "KAILASA MALAYSIA ... ANNADANAM" (partly visible). Several young men and a girl hold yellow-wrapped kavadi-style pots and containers overhead with both hands, their faces marked with white vibhuti or tilak, one wearing a red wrist thread. A woman in a yellow top and a man in a red bag stand behind them. Palm fronds hang at the top edge, and a large painted deity figure stands at right beside a yellow-clad bystander. The t-shirts carry a black logo reading KL Sri Sukakuttiyar Temple Kuala Lumpur.2024-03-29March 29 20242024-03-29