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rizing wide shot capturing a long, orderly line of gilded or gold-plated Buddha statues seated on highly ornate pedestals within the cloister (Phra Rabiang) of Wat Pho (The Temple of the Reclining Buddha) in Bangkok, Thailand. These seated figures, which total around 394 in the galleries, were collected from various temples by King Rama I. The statues are primarily in the attitude of Meditation and demonstrate different styles, reflecting the country's extensive Buddhist heritage. The scene highlights the vast collection of religious art within this famous Royal Temple and evokes a sense of peace and spiritual devotion.