An eye-level photograph depicts a cobblestone path extending into the distance through an avenue of trees within Tapaiteng Uesa, Bhutan

An eye-level photograph depicts a cobblestone path extending into the distance through an avenue of trees within Tapaiteng Uesa, Bhutan. The path, composed of irregular dark grey stones, is approximately 2.5 meters wide and exhibits uneven surface texture with visible organic debris in its crevices. A narrow, shallow drainage channel runs along the path's left edge, containing traces of dark sediment. On the left, a well-maintained lawn of bright green grass extends horizontally, bordered by a row of shorter, lighter-colored ornamental grasses directly adjacent to the path. Beyond these, a line of tall, slender evergreen trees with dark, rough bark and dense green foliage stands erect. In the mid-ground on the left, a portion of a building with a light-colored facade is partially visible through the trees. On the right, several large, thick-trunked evergreen trees with deeply fissured, dark bark and extensive green canopies line the path. The ground beneath these trees consists of green grass, moss, and some low-lying undergrowth. At the far end of the path, approximately 70-80 meters distant, a structure with a dark, possibly red-tiled roof is discernible. Two human figures, indistinct due to distance, are visible standing or walking near this structure. The overhead sky is bright, indicating clear or partly cloudy daylight conditions.