Stone tunnels and a dragon sculpture at a Cam Ranh night site

A person stands with their back to the camera, facing a large, decorative dragon sculpture. The dragon, made of orange and white segments, is arched over a pathway. To the right, several people are seated at tables under a shaded structure. The ground is a mixture of dirt and sand, with fallen leaves scattered around. Trees with dense foliage provide shade, and the sunlight creates dappled patterns on the ground. In the background, a building with a tiled roof and a yellow facade is visible. The scene appears to be outdoors, possibly at a temple or a public space.

The video shows a narrow, winding pathway carved through a rough stone tunnel. The walls are constructed from irregularly shaped rocks, giving the impression of an ancient or primitive structure. The lighting is dim, with faint light sources visible at the top of the tunnel, creating a sense of depth and mystery. The pathway ahead leads to a brightly lit opening, revealing a set of stone stairs ascending out of the tunnel. The ground of the pathway appears to be dirt or gravel. The overall atmosphere is one of exploration and discovery within a confined, historical space.

Spring morning scenes documented across Khimki parks and streets