Wat Phu Sanctuary
Buddhas at Wat Phu
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Welcoming Naga
It seems the word "Naga" is Sanscrit for serpent and probably arrived in south-east Asia with the Hindu religion brought in by Indian merchants way back about the 10th century (or earlier). Apparently the Buddha was protected by a seven-headed serpent during a violent rainstorm, so somehow the Sanscrit term and seven-headed serpent merged. Whatever the background, to this day Naga images are to be seen acting as benign guardians at Buddhist temples throughout Laos.
This ancient Naga, at Wat Phu, welcomes visitors following the causeway path and pleasingly, as can be seen, has had some restoration work. It also seems to gather an awful lot of incense! Looks good on black and behind is my fence for this week.
HFF, best wishes for the weekend and stay safe, everyone.
This ancient Naga, at Wat Phu, welcomes visitors following the causeway path and pleasingly, as can be seen, has had some restoration work. It also seems to gather an awful lot of incense! Looks good on black and behind is my fence for this week.
HFF, best wishes for the weekend and stay safe, everyone.
Günter Klaus, Amelia, RHH, Peter_Private_Box and 45 other people have particularly liked this photo
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lovely the puppets.
HFF and wish you a good weekend.
HFF!
HFF and a nice weekend.
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Sending you and Pauline a huge hug and wishes for a lovely weekend and week ahead.
Diana xxxx
HFF, George
HFF - stay safe and healthy.
HFF and stay well
HFF and keep safe. Herb
Wonderful shot and narration, George!
HFF and best wishes to you and Pauline!
Stay safe and well!
◦•●◉✿ Have a great weekend✿◉●•◦
HFF and a great, safe weekend, George!
HFF & HAPPY, SAFE WE !!!
HFF and stay safe and healthy!
HFF to you, George. :)
A very nice picture, and very interesting to guess what it is!!
Without your description we would have no idea!!
Best Wishes, HFF, a nice weekend, and stay safe!!
Peter
A belated HFF. Hope you and Pauline are having a good weekend.
Belated HFF.and I hope you are enjoying the week.
Wünsche noch einen schönen Nachmittag,ganz liebe Grüße Güni :))
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