Lewisham, London, UK. 11th Sep, 2022. Worshippers arrive in a steady stream to the beautifully decorated temple. Worshippers mark the Hindu Chariot Festival Ther Thiruvizha with a colourful celebration. Out of respect for the Queen, the procession is today restricted to just the Sivan Kovil temple and courtyard. Normally, around 5,000 visitors and participants would proceed from the temple through the town centre carrying large chariots and offerings. Credit: Imageplotter/Alamy Live News

Lewisham, London, UK. 11th Sep, 2022. Worshippers arrive in a steady stream to the beautifully decorated temple. Worshippers mark the Hindu Chariot Festival Ther Thiruvizha with a colourful celebration. Out of respect for the Queen, the procession is today restricted to just the Sivan Kovil temple and courtyard. Normally, around 5,000 visitors and participants would proceed from the temple through the town centre carrying large chariots and offerings. Credit: Imageplotter/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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