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This image captures the entrance to Jogyesa Temple, the main temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, located in Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea. The scene is outdoors under a partly cloudy blue sky. The central feature is a large, ornate traditional Korean temple gate, richly decorated with dancheong (traditional colorful patterns). A black signboard with gold Korean characters, "大韓佛教總本山曹溪寺," is prominently displayed on the gate structure. Beneath the gate, a dense canopy of red, yellow, blue, and pink lanterns hangs, extending into the temple grounds. Smaller pink rectangular lanterns are also visible closer to the gate structure. Vertical banners with Korean text are attached to the gate pillars. In the foreground, slightly to the left, a person with medium-length brown hair, wearing a black baseball cap and a black bomber jacket, is seen from behind and turned to their right, looking towards the temple entrance. To their right, a man in a blue jacket and dark pants pushes a person in a black wheelchair up a set of concrete steps leading to the temple entrance. Tactile paving strips and a circular manhole cover are visible on the asphalt ground in the immediate foreground. Further into the scene, multiple individuals are present near and beyond the temple gate. Another person in a light jacket and jeans stands to the left of the steps, facing away from the camera. Several more people are visible walking or standing within the lantern-covered area and further into the temple grounds. A security camera is mounted on one of the gate's pillars. On the left side of the entrance, an ornate structure, possibly a drum tower, is partially visible, along with signage.
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