Adobe buildings line a dry riverbed.

A dry riverbed (or wadi) runs alongside a cluster of traditional adobe buildings. The buildings, likely part of a village, are constructed of sun-dried mud bricks and exhibit intricate, decorative patterns. Several people, likely residents of the village, are visible near the buildings, possibly going about their daily activities. The dry riverbed is filled with rocks and debris, indicating a seasonal or infrequent water flow. The clear blue sky suggests a sunny day.