An upward-angled view captures the front facade of "VILLA DAKIRA," a multi-story, light-colored residence in Pô Kô, Vietnam

An upward-angled view captures the front facade of "VILLA DAKIRA," a multi-story, light-colored residence in Pô Kô, Vietnam. The property features a secured entrance at the lower level, consisting of closed, ornate reddish-brown wrought-iron gates with scrollwork designs, fastened by a padlock. Above these gates, a stone-block retaining wall displays a central lion's head relief sculpture. Over this wall, a covered entrance area with a gabled wooden roof and white supporting columns bears the embossed text "VILLA DAKIRA" flanked by two bird-like figures. The main building above presents an arched second-story balcony with a decorative black wrought-iron railing and a central white door, flanked by windows. Stains are visible on the wall directly beneath the balcony. A concrete driveway slopes downward from the gate towards the foreground, showing cracks and discoloration. To the right of the driveway, a dark, textured retaining wall with horizontal features supports a grassy embankment with scattered vegetation. No individuals are present in the scene.