This image depicts an indoor bouldering gym in San Andrés Cholula, Mexico

This image depicts an indoor bouldering gym in San Andrés Cholula, Mexico. A single individual, dressed in dark athletic attire, is actively climbing a textured bouldering wall. The climber is positioned on the left side of the frame, mid-action, with their body engaged in ascending the wall. The climbing wall consists of multiple interconnected panels with varying angles and overhangs. These panels are painted in distinct sections of white, orange, dark green, and dark blue/purple. Numerous multi-colored climbing holds (including yellow, pink, red, blue, green, and grey) are affixed to the wall surfaces, providing grips and footholds. A prominent geometric overhang structure is visible in the upper-left section of the climbing wall. The entire floor beneath the climbing wall is covered by thick, white crash pads, designed for safety. Darker, possibly reinforced, strips are visible where the pads meet the base of the climbing wall. The facility's ceiling is a high, arched structure made of a white membrane or fabric, supported by a visible metal truss system. Several bright, overhead artificial lights illuminate the entire bouldering area.