The image displays a clear view through a traditional Balinese stone gateway (candi bentar) located in Batuan, Indonesia

The image displays a clear view through a traditional Balinese stone gateway (candi bentar) located in Batuan, Indonesia. Two ornate, dark grey stone gate pillars, heavily carved with traditional motifs and partially covered in green moss and lichen, frame the scene. At the base of each pillar is a large, weathered stone statue of a seated, demon-like guardian figure (dvarapala). Beyond the gateway, a straight pathway constructed from interlocking grey octagonal pavers extends into the distance. The pathway is flanked on both sides by manicured green lawns and dense tropical foliage, including various trees and shrubs. In the far distance, at the end of the paved path, a smaller, darker stone structure, resembling another gate or shrine, is visible. The sky above is overcast with scattered clouds. Portions of traditional thatched roofs are visible at the upper left and right edges, adjacent to the main gate pillars. No individuals are present in the scene.