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The pavilion was refurbished in 1987, using 20 kg of gold foil.
For high-resolution, royalty-free, or stock images of this type, you can search Pexels , Unsplash , or Adobe Stock . 3840x2160 Temple Of The Golden Pavilion, Kinkak...
(Autumn with red leaves, snowy winter, spring with green trees?) The pavilion was refurbished in 1987, using 20
A three-story Zen temple, with the top two floors extensively covered in gold leaf. The pavilion was refurbished in 1987
High-resolution wallpapers are available from specialized sites, often featuring brilliant autumn sunset colors and sharp details of the gold-leaf exterior. Background Information:
Originally a shogun’s retirement villa in the late 14th century, it was converted into a Zen temple. The current structure was rebuilt in 1955 after a monk burned the original down in 1950.