HINGLAJ, Pakistan: The ascent of steep mud volcanoes marks the start of Hindu pilgrims' religious rituals in southwestern Pakistan.
They climb hundreds of stairs or clamber over rocks to reach the summit, tossing coconuts and rose petals into the shallow crater, while seeking divine permission to visit Hinglaj Mata, an ancient cave temple that is the focus of their three-day worship.
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