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Welcome to The Temple Gong Boss.

In this episode, we step inside a sacred temple in Laos to explore the quiet power of ancient wall and ceiling art — and the deep meaning behind one of Southeast Asia’s most powerful symbols: the Naga.

Why does the serpent guard temple entrances?
What does it represent in Buddhist tradition?
And why is it so deeply connected to Laos and the Mekong River?

Standing beneath centuries-old murals, we take a closer look at the faded colors, hidden symbols, and stories most visitors walk past without ever noticing.

These temples may not have flashy websites or detailed online histories… but they hold something far deeper — mythology, identity, protection, and belief painted into wood and stone.

If you love:
• Ancient temples
• Sacred art and symbolism
• Southeast Asian culture
• Hidden history
• Spiritual travel

You’re in the right place.

Subscribe to The Temple Gong Boss for deeper temple exploration across Southeast Asia.

And once you’ve finished this vlog, check out my first YouTube channel, Samsonite Mike On Tour, for wider travel adventures across Thailand, Laos, and beyond.

Like. Subscribe. And let’s keep exploring the sacred side of Southeast Asia.


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