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The white temple with red horizontal bands and the dome shape is characteristic of the Jagannath Temple in Puri, Odisha. The tropical greenery and palm trees support a coastal Indian location. The man's forehead tilak is a common Hindu religious mark, consistent with temple visits in India. This temple is a well-known landmark with unique architecture, allowing high confidence in this identification.

This is another major Shiva temple in the state of Odisha that features Kalinga architecture. Its location on a hill could provide the elevated perspective seen in the photo. However, the main temple tower is typically unpainted stone, making it a less likely visual match than the bright white Dhabaleswar Temple, though temples are frequently repainted.

Bhubaneswar, the capital of Odisha, is known as the 'Temple City' and is filled with hundreds of temples in the Kalinga style. Many smaller or renovated temples are painted white, similar to the one pictured. If not one of the more famous temples, it could be one of the numerous shrines in this city. This is a probabilistic guess based on the high density of similar-looking temples in the area.