The image displays the illuminated entrance to the Japanese Covered Bridge (Chùa Cầu) in Hội An Ward, Vietnam, during nighttime

The image displays the illuminated entrance to the Japanese Covered Bridge (Chùa Cầu) in Hội An Ward, Vietnam, during nighttime. The bridge's facade features an ornate, multi-tiered tiled roof with blue and red decorative elements, set above dark wooden pillars and carved panels. The structure is brightly lit by yellow-orange artificial lights, highlighting its architectural details. Approximately 10-15 individuals are present in and around the bridge entrance. In the foreground, a Caucasian male wearing a white t-shirt, dark shorts, and blue sneakers walks towards the viewer, holding a yellow item (possibly a hat or small bag) in his right hand and carrying a dark shoulder bag. To his immediate left, two individuals walk away from the viewer. Several other people, dressed in casual attire, are visible inside the brightly lit archway of the bridge, some moving inwards, others exiting. To the left of the bridge entrance, a temporary market stall with displayed clothing and colorful lanterns (yellow, pink) is set up. A person in a striped shirt and shorts walks past this stall. To the right of the bridge, a yellow-painted building with an open window or doorway and several wooden stools or benches outside is visible. A single orange lantern hangs from this building. The ground in the foreground is a dark, wet-appearing paved surface, reflecting the artificial lights. Two rectangular metal grates are embedded in the pavement on the right side. The sky above is a dark, deep blue with faint cloud wisps, indicating the nocturnal setting.