The image depicts a public square in Machu Picchu Pueblo, also known as Aguas Calientes, Peru

The image depicts a public square in Machu Picchu Pueblo, also known as Aguas Calientes, Peru. In the foreground, a large bronze-toned statue of an Incan ruler, likely Pachacutec, stands on a multi-tiered stone pedestal. The figure has outstretched arms; its left hand grasps a tall, gold-tipped staff, while a dark bird is perched on its right forearm. Several pigeons are visible at the base of the statue. To the left of the main statue is a carved wooden sign featuring a condor with spread wings at the top, bearing the text "MACHUPICCHU PUEBLO." This sign is flanked by two smaller, colorful statues: a female figure in a maroon dress on the left, and a male figure in a light brown tunic and maroon cloak holding a spear on the right. To the far left, a tall flagpole displays a Peruvian flag with vertical red, white, and red stripes. In the midground, behind the statues, are several multi-story white buildings with green-tiled roofs and dark-framed windows, characteristic of local architecture. Beyond these structures, the background is dominated by a vast, densely forested mountain range, ascending steeply under a partially cloudy sky. Approximately ten to fifteen individuals are visible in various parts of the square and near the buildings, some standing, others seated on ledges or benches, appearing as tourists or locals. The ground of the plaza is paved with light-colored stone. A small, conical green tree is planted near the base of the central statue.