Thai Mural fresco of Ramakien epic at the Grand Palace in Bangkok, Thailand

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Bngkok, Thailand - December 29, 2017: Ancient Thai mural painting of Ramakien epic inside of Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok, Thailand.Ramakien is national epic of Thailand derived from Hindu Ramayana epic.

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