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A Buddhist temple in Quy Nhon Ward, Vietnam, is depicted under an overcast sky. The central structure features a prominent red-tiled roof with ornate white finials and upward-curving eaves. Below the eaves, multiple red, spherical lanterns with yellow accents hang. The temple facade consists of three dark, double wooden doors with intricate carvings. These doors are flanked by yellow panels displaying vertical black Vietnamese script. Two large, cylindrical columns, decorated with red, white, and blue dragon motifs, support the roof structure and stand on carved bases. Above the temple, multiple horizontal lines are strung across the sky, adorned with dozens of small, red, spherical lanterns and rectangular Buddhist flags. Each flag displays five horizontal stripes in blue, yellow, red, white, and orange. In the foreground, a wide set of approximately six reddish-brown, possibly granite, steps leads up to the temple's main platform. The rightmost section of these steps appears lighter in color. The ground immediately in front of the stairs is paved with square, grey concrete tiles. A green tree is visible on the far right, and elements of other structures are partially visible on the left and right sides of the main temple. No individuals are present in the scene.
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