This image depicts the interior of a traditional Balinese pavilion or temple structure, likely located in Batuan, Indonesia

This image depicts the interior of a traditional Balinese pavilion or temple structure, likely located in Batuan, Indonesia. The central feature is a highly ornate, multi-tiered golden shrine or gateway, intricately carved, positioned on a raised platform with steps. Flanking this central golden structure are two prominent, seated guardian statues. The figure on the left is light-skinned with green accents, while the figure on the right is red-skinned with a darker complexion and a fierce expression. Each guardian is surmounted by a red ceremonial umbrella. The surrounding architecture consists of intricately carved stone structures, primarily in terracotta tones with greyish-white accents, featuring archways and detailing consistent with Balinese temple design. To the far left, a structure with red and gold decorative elements is partially visible. To the far right, a large, textured structure made of natural fibers is partially visible, alongside a circular white clock mounted on a wall with a dark wooden door below it. Above, a high, peaked roof system is visible, composed of exposed wooden rafters and beams. The underside of the roof is lined with woven natural material, allowing diffused natural light to filter into the space. The floor in the foreground is tiled in a dark brown-grey pattern, with a rectangular dark grey mat placed on a slightly raised step. No individuals are present in the scene.