This image captures an outdoor scene in Pisac, Peru, during daylight hours under a partially cloudy sky

This image captures an outdoor scene in Pisac, Peru, during daylight hours under a partially cloudy sky. In the foreground, a young indigenous Peruvian boy, positioned centrally, holds a large, light-colored conch shell to his mouth, appearing to play it as a wind instrument. He is dressed in an elaborate, multi-colored striped poncho with extensive fringes and a richly patterned, multi-hued hat (chullo). To his immediate right, a second boy is partially visible, also wearing a similar patterned poncho and hat, looking towards the viewer. In the midground, behind a dark green metal fence, a group of approximately five to seven adults and youths are observed. They are uniformly dressed in traditional Peruvian attire, including colorful ponchos and distinctive red, flat-topped hats. One adult behind the fence holds a long staff. The background features a light-colored, colonial-style building, consistent with a church, displaying arched doorways and dark wall-mounted lanterns. A large vertical banner is affixed to the left side of this building, showcasing a religious icon (likely the Virgin Mary and Child) in ornate garments. Text on the banner explicitly reads "PISAC" at the top and "PATRIMONIO CULTURAL DE LA NACION RESOLUCION VICE MINISTERIAL N° 066-2014-VMPCIC-MC" at the bottom, identifying the location and its cultural significance. The ground is a light-colored paved surface.