The image depicts a street scene at an intersection in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, under an overcast sky

The image depicts a street scene at an intersection in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, under an overcast sky. In the immediate foreground, a square, metal storm drain cover with a patterned grate is embedded in the asphalt road surface on the left. Adjacent to it on the right is a concrete curb separating the road from a tiled sidewalk. A thin white line is painted on the side of the curb, and a small piece of white litter is visible near its base. Three striped utility poles (red, white, and grey segments) stand on the right side, with a partial red "do not enter" traffic sign visible at the top right, attached to one pole. The mid-ground features an asphalt road with faded yellow horizontal stripes, likely a pedestrian crossing. Multiple vehicles and individuals are present. A white box truck is partially visible on the far left, moving towards the viewer's left. Central to the image are two motorcycles; one dark-colored motorcycle carries two riders wearing green helmets and shirts (consistent with a Grab ride-sharing service), with the passenger in a green shirt and the driver in a white shirt. Behind them, an orange and black motorcycle is also present. A dark-colored motorcycle with a single rider wearing a black helmet and backpack is positioned in the right mid-ground, facing left. Further right, a male pedestrian in a light tan shirt and shorts is walking across the road, positioned near a white sedan. Another light blue scooter is partially visible on the far right edge of the road. The background reveals a dense urban environment. Multi-story buildings line the street. One prominent building on the right-center is extensively covered in green vines and foliage. On the far left, a building features a large blue billboard with white text. A white metal pedestrian overpass spans the width of the road in the distance, connecting buildings on either side. Scattered trees and general urban vegetation are visible above and behind the structures.