Fenice sul tetto a Hue

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Fenice sul tetto a Hue

Fenice sul tetto a Hue.
Queste statue, che quasi sempre raffigurano animali mitologici, mi piacciono moltissimo e le fotografo sempre.
Questa è una delle tante della città Imperiale di Huè, in Vietnam, e rappresenta una fenice e più sotto un cane/drago.
Ho provato a cercare online se hanno un nome particolare (come i Gargoil sui tetti di Notre Dam) ma non sono stato in grado di trovare nulla.
Se vogliamo poi dire tutta la verità mi ricordano molto i disegni ed i colori delle statue Maya che avevo visto in Messico qualche anno fa a Coba (anche se so che non centrano proprio nulla).

Fenice sul tetto a Hue

Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.

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The Imperial City of Huế is a fortified complex consisting of a citadel within which is located the actual Imperial City of Huế, the ancient imperial capital of Vietnam. In turn, enclosed within the Imperial City is the Purple Forbidden City.
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