A large banner depicting the Virgen del Carmen is affixed to the upper section of a stone and stucco bell tower in Pisac, Peru

A large banner depicting the Virgen del Carmen is affixed to the upper section of a stone and stucco bell tower in Pisac, Peru. The lower portion of the tower is constructed from light brown, rough-hewn stone blocks, transitioning to a smooth, off-white stucco or painted finish in the upper section. Two arched openings, characteristic of a bell tower, are visible above the banner. The tower is topped with a red-tiled roof and exposed wooden eaves. The banner features a central image of a richly adorned statue or icon of the Virgin Mary holding the Infant Jesus. Both figures are crowned and dressed in elaborate, multi-colored robes with intricate patterns and embellishments. Text on the banner reads "Virgen del Carmen," "DEL 16 AL 18 DE JULIO 2023," and "PISAC." Below the main image, additional text states "PATRIMONIO CULTURAL DE LA NACIÓN" and "RESOLUCIÓN VICE MINISTERIAL N° 006-2014-VMPIC-MC." The scene is captured at night, with the banner and tower illuminated against a dark sky. Faint, blurry lights are visible on the far left periphery of the image.