A static, daylight scene captures an ornate grey stone archway, identified as a traditional Chinese ceremonial gate (paifang), in the Glodok area of West Jakarta, Indonesia

A static, daylight scene captures an ornate grey stone archway, identified as a traditional Chinese ceremonial gate (paifang), in the Glodok area of West Jakarta, Indonesia. The structure consists of two massive columns, each intricately carved with a large, coiled dragon motif, their heads facing outwards. The horizontal beam and upper structure are heavily adorned with detailed relief carvings of cloud patterns and stylized designs. To the immediate left, a multi-story building with a light peach-colored facade and blue-framed windows is partially visible. Through the central arch opening, a clear blue sky is visible, along with a prominent large green tree. Beyond the tree, a light blue-gray multi-story building bearing the text "TOKO SILAWANGI" on its facade and a structure on its roof is discernible. To the right, a building with an orange-tiled roof is present. The ground level at the base of the archway features paved surfaces, small vegetation, and a visible 'Grab' logo on a nearby sign. No human figures are present.