The image displays a detailed section of the central prang (stupa) of Wat Arun, also known as the Temple of Dawn, in Bangkok, Thailand

The image displays a detailed section of the central prang (stupa) of Wat Arun, also known as the Temple of Dawn, in Bangkok, Thailand. The ornate, multi-tiered structure is extensively covered in colorful ceramic tiles and porcelain fragments, forming intricate floral and geometric patterns. Guardian figures (yaksha) and reddish-brown spires are visible on its various levels. An adult male, wearing a white shirt and red baseball cap, is partially visible on an upper tier, looking down over a balustrade. In the lower right foreground, a young child stands on a light-tiled ground, dressed in traditional Thai attire: a light blue-green long-sleeved shirt with gold trim and bright turquoise baggy pants (chong kraben) with a gold sash, wearing black sandals. The child holds a small, open dark blue umbrella, angled for shade, with hands clasped on the handle and head slightly bowed.