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A large, weathered concrete structure, identified as part of the abandoned Thuy Tien Lake Water Park, stands in a body of water in Thủy Xuân Ward, Vietnam, under a uniformly overcast sky. The central feature is a dragon-shaped edifice, with its head prominently positioned atop a circular, domed building. The dragon's head features an open mouth with visible teeth-like protrusions and ornate, detailed facial elements. Its body, textured with scale-like patterns, wraps around the base of the dome. The domed structure exhibits extensive decay, characterized by exposed rebar, deteriorated surfaces, and multiple open, circular apertures or windows. The entire monument is supported by a submerged foundation of concrete columns. A walkway, appearing to be concrete, extends from the right side of the frame towards and connects with the structure. Several indistinct human figures are visible on this walkway and a small platform directly connected to the dragon structure on the right. The foreground consists of calm, grey water with minor surface ripples. The background features a dense treeline on a distant shore, with forested hills visible beyond. The sky is a consistent grey, indicative of heavy cloud cover.
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