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Golden naga statue at the temple stairs, The great serpent guardian of Buddha, wat Podhisomborn. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Golden Buddha Statue in the world and The Great Serpent Naga Sculpture at Wat Muang Temple Royalty Free Stock Photo

Serpent the great Naga top of temple Royalty Free Stock Photo

Nine headed great naga sculpture with golden Buddha statue at wat Rai-Khing Temple, Thailand. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Details of the wall paintings at the Wat Pho Temple of the Reclining Buddha, Bangkok, Thailand Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Great Serpent in buddha temple Royalty Free Stock Photo

Temple Banister of The Great Serpent - Luang Prabang, Laos Royalty Free Stock Photo

Nine headed great naga sculpture with golden Buddha statue at a Thailand temple. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Seven-headed serpent protector of Buddha Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two golden Buddha statues in a temple with a statue of a serpent Royalty Free Stock Photo

Big Buddhist pagoda with five head great Naga serpent on the top at Buddhist temple in Thailand Royalty Free Stock Photo

Nagas are mythical serpent beings that originated in Hinduism. In Buddhism, they often are protectors of the Buddha and of the dharma. The word naga means `cobra` in Sanskrit.