MAE HONG SON, THAILAND - MAY 6, 2019: The altar of the Main Viharn of Wat Chong Klang Temple with wicker image of Buddha in Earth Touching gesture, on

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MAE HONG SON, THAILAND - MAY 6, 2019: The altar of the Main Viharn of Wat Chong Klang Temple with wicker image of Buddha in Earth Touching gesture, on May 6 in Mae Hong Son

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