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An exterior, slightly low-angle photograph captures a partially open entrance gate in Thành phố Đà Lạt, Vietnam. The entrance is defined by two gray stone pillars, constructed from rectangular tiles, which support a brown tiled roof structure forming an archway. Two red, spherical lanterns with gold tassels are suspended from the archway, positioned above each gate door. A wooden sign with Vietnamese text and a small brown, bell-shaped ornament hangs centrally from the archway. Small string lights or decorative elements are also visible hanging from the archway. A blue plaque bearing the number "102" is affixed to the exterior face of the left stone pillar. The gate itself consists of two black metal doors; the left door features diagonal slats, and the right door features vertical slats, both standing partially open. Beyond the gate, dense green foliage and trees are visible, with clusters of vibrant pink-purple flowering plants present above and to the left of the archway. Inside the property, a rudimentary set of unpainted wooden steps ascends from the dirt ground on the left. The ground immediately in front of the gate is paved. The sky overhead is overcast.
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