Travel

Surjit Kaur is on an excursion to Whistler, British Columbia, with other South Asian women. Surjit Kaur seated in front, second to the left, is wearing a pink salwar suit, Indian womenswear, with a matching chunni. A chunni is a head covering that is a long scarf that South Asian women typically wear. Surjit Kaur's daughter, Gurcharan Kaur, is posing next to her. Surjit Kaur is sitting amongst other South Asian women on a picnic blanket at a Whistler park. The background contains many South Asian women in similar attire.

Kulwant Kaur, Surjit Kaur's daughter, is a passenger on a BC Ferries vessel. Kulwant Kaur is outside on the ferry's deck. She is wearing a pink-patterned blouse, blue jeans, and black sandals. Also, she has a karha, an iron bracelet that is a constant reminder of a Sikh's mission to complete good deeds on earth.

Photograph of the Banga family taken in front of Canadian Pacific sign. The photograph was likely taken at a train station. There are 30 people in this photograph, including several young children.