Giant 'Frog Suing Heaven' Lantern Draws Crowds at Ancient Pagoda in HCMC
A towering 3-meter-tall lantern shaped like a frog, known as 'Frog Suing Heaven,' has become a major draw at an ancient pagoda in Ho Chi Minh City, attracting locals and tourists with its unique spectacle. Ahead of the Lunar New Year, the lantern merges traditional culture with modern art, injecting vibrancy into the area.
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