The scene is located in Rishikesh, India, overlooking the Ganga River

The scene is located in Rishikesh, India, overlooking the Ganga River. In the foreground, a Hanuman Langur monkey, characterized by its grey fur, black face, and prominent white beard, sits on a concrete retaining wall. A cluster of yellow kernels, consistent with corn, is scattered on the wall to the monkey's immediate left. The monkey is oriented facing right, observing the river. In the midground, the Ganga River flows, bordered by rocky banks and concrete ghat steps. Numerous individuals are visible along the riverbanks, with some wading or bathing in the shallow water. Two suspension bridges span the river in the background: the upper, wider bridge is identifiable as Lakshman Jhula, carrying pedestrians and light vehicles, while the lower, narrower structure is consistent with Ram Jhula. Pedestrians are visible on both bridges. Distant hills rise behind the bridges, and a partially bare tree stands on the right side of the frame. The sky is clear.