Thousands of people are expected to join a procession as part of a Hindu festival in Leicester later this month.
The Festival of Chariots, known as Rath Yatra, will take place on 22 June.
The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) Leicester – a Hare Krishna branch of Hinduism which organises the event – said a 40ft (12m) chariot will be hand-pulled through the city accompanied by a procession which will involve music and dance.
Pradyumna Das, president of ISKCON Leicester, said Rath Yatra is a festival of “reunion” and is “open to everyone”.
The traditional Rath Yatra is a celebration dating back more than 5,000 years and is believed to be the oldest chariot procession in the world.
ISKCON Leicester said the procession would start at 11:30 BST in Gallowtree Gate and would go along the Golden Mile before arriving in Cossington Park at 14:30 for a free festival.
A chariot will be paraded through the city as part of the Rath Yatra festivities.
Thousands set to parade through Leicester for Rath Yatra festival