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The Liuhou Memorial Temple ,Liuzhou,China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ponte Vecchio over the Arno River and the Vasari Corridor in Florence Royalty Free Stock Photo

A boat at the Greek Islans of Aegina Royalty Free Stock Photo

Charming stone and tile-roofed cottages Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bustling Middle Eastern marketplace sketch features narrow street lined with shops Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tile-roofed buildings densely packed in a typical Tuscan townscape at sunset, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Roof of Bukchon Hanok Village in Seoul traditional Korean village, Traditional Korean style architecture in Seoul, South Korea Royalty Free Stock Photo

Zhujiajiao Town, south of Yangtze River Royalty Free Stock Photo

Chinese landscape art in an ink wash style depicting traditional Royalty Free Stock Photo

Korean traditional holidays Chuseok and Hangawi thank you greeting card background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Roof decorations on Changdeokgung palace of the Joseon dynasty in Seoul, South Korea Royalty Free Stock Photo

Aerial view of south China tile-roofed house Royalty Free Stock Photo

A Rustic Tiled Roof Surrounded by Lush Greenery and Clear Blue Sky Royalty Free Stock Photo

The largest hakka earth building so far discovered, called 'DaoYun' Building, located at Raoping, Guangdong province, China. It was built in the Ming dynasty (AD 1587). It is octagonal and the traditional treasure in the history of Chinese architecture.