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A colossal, golden, five-headed Ganesha statue is prominently featured, set against a clear, unclouded blue sky. This statue is located at the Panchamukhi Hanuman Temple complex in Pokhara, Nepal. The deity is depicted seated in a cross-legged posture, adorned with elaborate crowns on each head, multiple necklaces, and armbands. At least eight arms are visible, emanating from the central body. Visible attributes held by the hands include an ankus (elephant goad) in the upper left hand, a broken tusk in a lower left hand, and a pot of modaks (sweets) in a lower right hand. A central right hand is raised in the Abhaya Mudra (gesture of reassurance). The statue rests on an elevated golden platform, which is integrated with a structure featuring a red-tiled roof and an orange-red facade, partially visible at the bottom of the frame. Several black, rectangular spotlights are mounted on arms extending from the golden base, positioned to illuminate the statue. A red and white striped telecommunication tower is partially discernible behind the statue's left side. The scene is illuminated by bright daylight. No human figures are present in the frame.
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