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This media file showcases a vibrant and ornately decorated entrance to a temple or shrine, likely a Chinese Buddhist temple, situated in Ko Samui, Thailand. The scene is illuminated by a mix of ambient light and the warm glow of red lanterns, suggesting it is either dusk or nighttime. The primary subjects are the architectural elements and decorative statues. Dominating the frame are intricately designed pillars wrapped with colorful, coiled dragons, a common motif in Chinese art symbolizing power and good fortune. At the base of the stairs leading up to the entrance, a stone lion statue, often referred to as a Foo dog or guardian lion, sits in a protective pose. The building itself features a red facade adorned with elaborate carvings and murals depicting traditional Chinese imagery. Red Chinese lanterns hang prominently, adding to the festive and spiritual atmosphere. Behind the dragon-wrapped pillars, a window with an intricate geometric lattice can be seen. The background reveals more of the temple's facade, including painted panels and ornate doorways. The overall impression is one of rich cultural heritage and elaborate craftsmanship. There is visible text in Thai script on a red banner at the top of the entrance. The text appears to be a dedication or name of the temple. There is also some Chinese script on the doors. The setting, Ko Samui, Thailand, provides a geographical context, suggesting a blend of local Thai culture with significant Chinese influence, which is common in this region. The mood conveyed is one of awe and respect for the sacred space, amplified by the dramatic lighting and detailed artistry. No people are visible in the media file. The weather appears calm, with no indication of rain or strong winds.
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Volume
10,390
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TVL
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