The image depicts a section of road infrastructure in Makkah Al Mukarramah, Saudi Arabia, featuring two prominent arched road tunnels excavated into a rugged, rocky mountain face

The image depicts a section of road infrastructure in Makkah Al Mukarramah, Saudi Arabia, featuring two prominent arched road tunnels excavated into a rugged, rocky mountain face. A multi-lane asphalt road with visible lane markings leads towards the tunnel entrances, separated by concrete Jersey barriers. The tunnel entrances are adorned with cream-colored facades featuring darker brown arched trim. Above the left tunnel, a blue rectangular road sign displays white Arabic text, including the number '7' and a left-pointing arrow. A similar blue sign above the right tunnel also displays white Arabic text, consistent with directions or the tunnel's name, specifically "King Abdulaziz Tunnel". A yellow diamond-shaped sign with the number '40' is positioned between the two tunnels, above the right lane. A tall, grey metal light pole equipped with multiple luminaires stands between the road and the tunnel entrances, positioned centrally between the two arches. A second, thinner grey metal pole with what appears to be a camera or sensor is visible on the far right. Several passenger vehicles, including a light-colored sedan, are visible entering the right tunnel. No pedestrians are apparent. High on the barren, rocky mountain slope, above and slightly to the left of the left tunnel, a small, multi-story white building with a flat roof is situated. The sky above is clear and bright blue.