What is in this image? Describe it as if you were explaining it to someone from the 15th century.

Imagine a grand sketch of a distant land, where magnificent spires tower towards the heavens, far surpassing the heights of any cathedral you might know. These twin towers, sharp and elegantly pointed, are surrounded by structures of various shapes and sizes, seemingly built from stone or similar materials, intricate in design yet simple in form.Between these structures winds a large, smooth path, much like a river of stone, but for carriages without horses, made of materials that gleam under the sun. Above this path, there stretch even more paths, but these are lifted into the air by great stone supports, allowing carriages to move over one another without disturbance.The land is also adorned with trees, resembling those of the palm, known for their tall, slender trunks and broad, fan-like leaves. The sky is open and vast, with a few gentle clouds elegantly sketched across it.At the top of this drawing, there are scribbles of foreign script, magical to behold but mysterious in meaning, speaking the name of this land which reads as ‘Kuala Lumpur’. This realm of towering marvels and structured pathways is a vision of human achievement, a city that blends the might of nature with the ambitions of man.