The image displays the ornate main entrance of the Basílica Menor de la Catedral de Puno, located in Puno, Peru, under a conservation project

The image displays the ornate main entrance of the Basílica Menor de la Catedral de Puno, located in Puno, Peru, under a conservation project. The archway and surrounding facade are constructed from intricately carved light-colored stone in a Baroque style, featuring detailed columns, pilasters, and sculptural elements. The actual entrance is completely covered by a large blue banner. This banner functions as a project signboard, displaying in white text the project title: "Mantenimiento y Conservación del Portón Principal de la Basílica Menor de la Catedral de Puno" (Maintenance and Conservation of the Main Portal of the Minor Basilica of the Cathedral of Puno). It also lists "Cari Puno S.R.L." as both the financier and executing entity, a 90-calendar-day execution period, and "Jorge Wesley Bautista Cordero" as the contractor. Logos for the Peruvian Ministry of Culture, the Peruvian government, Cari Puno S.R.L., and the Archdiocese of Arequipa/Vicaría General are present on the banner. White line drawings on the blue banner depict what appear to be architectural schematics or outlines of the portal's internal structure. A small security camera is affixed to the stone facade above the arch. The foreground shows a paved ground surface in sunlight. No individuals are visible.