An exterior view depicts a Buddhist Vihara and an adjacent street vendor stall in Bandung City, Indonesia, under a clear blue sky

An exterior view depicts a Buddhist Vihara and an adjacent street vendor stall in Bandung City, Indonesia, under a clear blue sky. The Vihara is a multi-story building featuring light grey walls and traditional East Asian-style red-tiled, multi-tiered roofs with yellow, blue, and red decorative trim. The building's facade displays "Vihara Buddhi" in red lettering and a swastika symbol. A gilded lion-like statue (Foo Dog) holding a red sphere and a large golden bell ornament are visible on a ledge above a grey and yellow-accented wall fronting the Vihara. Four neatly trimmed, cone-shaped evergreen plants, each in a brightly colored, multi-segmented pot, line the sidewalk. To the right, a compact street vendor stall, labeled "NUR'S SIDIQ CELL," is present. It displays multiple banners advertising services such as "AGEN BRI Link," "MELAYANI," "Layanan Bank Mini," and "Top-Up Pulsa." Several large water gallons are stacked near the stall, which also features an "ATM" sign. Numerous black electrical wires crisscross overhead against the sky. The foreground consists of an asphalt road. No individuals are visible.