This is a frontal view of a large rooster statue in a park-like setting, likely in Khanh Vinh, Vietnam. The statue is made of painted fiberglass or similar material, featuring a reddish-brown body with yellow accents on its wings and neck. It has a bright red comb and wattle, a yellow beak, and grey legs with prominent claws. The rooster stands on a circular, raised platform with a textured, wood-like finish, which is surrounded by a low, circular garden bed filled with dark red plants. To the left of the statue, a sloped, grassy area is visible, adorned with smaller decorative statues of animals, including what appears to be a fox-like figure, a dinosaur, and other indistinct figures. Further up the slope, there are rocks and lush green vegetation. The statue is positioned on a paved pathway that curves into the background. This pathway leads through a green area with trees and grass. In the mid-ground, a light pole with a black fixture stands near the pathway, and in the background, more trees and a cloudy sky are visible. The overall environment suggests an outdoor recreational space or a garden. The paving is a light gray concrete, showing some wear and tear, with visible cracks and stains. The lighting is diffused, consistent with an overcast day. There are no people visible in the image.Tourist captures sculptural garden park
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Palmside77

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Thu, Jun 11, 2026, 08:24 AM

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Khanh Vinh, Vietnam

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This is a frontal view of a large rooster statue in a park-like setting, likely in Khanh Vinh, Vietnam. The statue is made of painted fiberglass or similar material, featuring a reddish-brown body wit…read more

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