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It would have been pretty awesome if this kind of animal really existed. It would definitely look like a cross between a dog, a lion and a dragon. It’s quite massive as well. I saw this gorgeous sculpture near Kathmandu Durbar Square.
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i just love this capture Plif. very rich ang colors and the background na mga red sandals, awesome!
thanks Doc
Really nice sculpture! It’s a pity that it looks ignored by locals
maybe they’re used to it already
Very cool mate
thanks!
Great photo! I lived for a year in Kathmandu during University, and I found the city has many of these little sculptures and icons in many corners of the city. Thanks for sharing the great photo!