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This image depicts a side view of a Lanna-style temple building, specifically identified as a portion of the Viharn Luang (main assembly hall) at **Wat Chedi Luang Varavihara** in Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai City Municipality, Thailand. The primary subject is a cream-colored religious structure under a bright blue sky with scattered white clouds. The building's exterior walls exhibit some weathering, including peeling paint and discoloration. Its multi-tiered roof is adorned with golden-colored decorative elements, including prominent Naga finials at the eaves. The gable end features intricate golden stucco or carved wooden ornamentation, incorporating a visible elephant motif and elaborate floral patterns. A dark brown, elaborately carved wooden door serves as an entrance, set within a highly decorated arched doorway frame featuring blue and gold accents. To the left of this door, a rectangular outdoor light fixture is mounted on the wall. A staircase, composed of concrete steps and a balustrade with orange-painted balusters and dark gray handrails, leads up to the doorway. The lower sections of the staircase and its base show significant dark staining and weathering. To the immediate left of the main temple structure, a section of another building or an extension is visible. This adjacent structure has a dark interior and an upper edge detailed with red and white trim, supported by a prominent reddish-brown pillar in the foreground. Shadows are cast across the temple's facade, indicating direct sunlight from an elevated angle. The ground in the foreground is paved with dark, possibly tiled or stone, material. No people are visible in the scene.
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