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Hinduism Mythological Creature , Statue Of Bhakyapur , Nepal Royalty-Free Stock Photo


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Hinduism Mythological creature , Statue of Bhakyapur , Nepal #155208339
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Mostly , the lion in Asian culture is one kind of Mythological creature . this statue of lion picture was taken in Temple of Bhakyapur of Nepal .

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