This image depicts the Coricancha (Qorikancha) temple complex and Santo Domingo Convent in Cusco, Peru

This image depicts the Coricancha (Qorikancha) temple complex and Santo Domingo Convent in Cusco, Peru. The foreground features a spacious, manicured green lawn, across which an oblong, light-colored stone block rests horizontally on the right side. Shadows from foliage extend diagonally across the grass from the left. Above the lawn, a series of multi-tiered, ancient stone terraces, typical of Inca architecture, ascend towards the background. These terraces are constructed from large, fitted stones and feature sparse, dry-looking vegetation, including small trees and shrubs, particularly on the left. Multiple individuals, appearing as small figures, are visible walking on the upper levels of these terraces and near the buildings. On the far left, a multi-story building with a white facade and numerous dark-framed windows stands. In the central background, the prominent stone structure of the Coricancha/Santo Domingo Convent rises, characterized by reddish-brown stonework and a colonial-era facade featuring an ornate wooden balcony and large arched doorways built atop an ancient foundation. A bell tower is visible at the top of this central complex. To the right of the main structure, additional white-walled buildings with red-tiled roofs are situated on an elevated plane, appearing as part of the historical architectural ensemble. The sky above is bright blue with large, scattered white cumulus clouds, indicating clear weather. The scene is illuminated by strong daylight, casting distinct shadows.