In the mystical land of Bhaktapur, Nepal, a vibrant tapestry of cultures and traditions unfolds. Amidst the ancient walls of Kopan Monastery, whispers of enlightenment echo through the air. Here, the Wheel of Life spins ceaselessly, revealing the eternal cycle of existence - Samsara. As I gaze upon this intricate wheel, adorned with mythical creatures and symbolic motifs, my mind is transported to a realm where dragons reign supreme. A bearded dragon basks in the warm embrace of sunlight while Trotsky fearlessly slays a counter-revolutionary dragon in an iconic poster from 1918. Across vast oceans and treacherous seas, Viking ships sail valiantly towards unknown horizons. Tower Bridge opens its majestic gates as if welcoming these brave explorers home. And at Sydney's Opera House, melodies intertwine with architectural marvels under the watchful eye of a magnificent dragon. In St. George's Orthodox Church stands an awe-inspiring Greek Orthodox icon depicting St. George locked in battle with a fearsome dragon – symbolizing triumph over evil itself. Meanwhile, fantasy illustrations transport us deep into underwater realms where marine reptiles roam freely amidst ethereal landscapes. Australia's Central/Inland/Yellow-headed Bearded Dragon proudly displays its regal colors against rugged terrains that have witnessed centuries pass by unnoticed. In 1952 at Heralds College officers don their coats-of-arms bearing emblems reminiscent of noble dragons guarding ancestral legacies. Japanese woodblock prints capture nature's delicate beauty intertwined with powerful dragons dancing among blooming flowers – an exquisite harmony between strength and grace. Dragons transcend time and geography; they embody our collective imagination and fascination for mythical beings that defy earthly limitations. From ancient monasteries to modern art forms across Asia and beyond, these captivating creatures continue to captivate our hearts and minds alike.