In Bhagsu, India, a small shrine is nestled into a rocky overhang

In Bhagsu, India, a small shrine is nestled into a rocky overhang. The shrine is constructed of stacked slate stones and houses a small idol of the Hindu deity Ganesha, adorned with an orange cloth. In front of the idol, a small dish holds an orange liquid, possibly oil for a lamp, and a small lit diya is visible. Orange markings, possibly religious symbols, are painted on some of the slate stones. To the right of the shrine, a stone pathway leads into a lush green valley with a waterfall cascading down. A metal pipe runs alongside the path. A small sign on a rock reads "CLEANER & GREENER". The overall environment suggests a remote, natural setting.