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The statues of Hindu deities Ganesha and Durga are decorated in a style typical of Bengali religious festivals. The Bengali script on the signage below the statues strongly indicates West Bengal, India.

Kolkata is the cultural capital of Bengal and famous for Durga Puja celebrations with similar pandal decorations. The lighting and indoor setup resemble a festival pandal or exhibition hall common in Kolkata during Durga Puja.

The Bengali script and Hindu deity statues are also common in Bangladesh, especially in Dhaka where Durga Puja is celebrated with similar decorations. The style of statues and lighting could match festival pandals in Dhaka.

However, the quality and style of decoration lean slightly more towards Indian Bengali traditions. The image could also be from a smaller town or district near Kolkata or in Bangladesh where Bengali Hindu communities celebrate Durga Puja with similar decorations.

The Bengali script and deity statues are consistent with this region, but no unique landmark or signage confirms a more precise location.