This image depicts Baan Kaew Palace, located at 24/1 Moonmuang Road Soi 7, Chiang Mai City Municipality, Thailand

This image depicts Baan Kaew Palace, located at 24/1 Moonmuang Road Soi 7, Chiang Mai City Municipality, Thailand. The scene shows a multi-story white building with intricate architectural details, set against a partly cloudy sky. The building, likely a hotel or guesthouse, exhibits a blend of traditional Thai and ornate Eastern influences. The ground floor features a prominent ornate dark wooden double door entrance adorned with red and gold fabric swags. A five-step entry staircase with orange/red and patterned white/blue tiles is flanked by small green plants in planters. To the left of the entrance, a vibrant purple bougainvillea bush grows against a white decorative wall. To the right, an open-air covered area supported by a large white fluted column contains a chandelier, a blue sofa, and a wooden table, indicating a lounge or reception space. The first floor (above the ground floor) features a central window with elaborate dark wooden framing and colored glass, flanked by white statues resembling peacocks. Above the main entrance, a white balustraded balcony extends across the facade. The second floor presents a large central arched recess containing intricate white plaster relief work, possibly a mandala, with a balustraded balcony below it. To its left, a tall narrow window with a small balcony, and to its right, an arched window with a decorative screen and another small balcony. The roofline incorporates decorative elements. In the foreground, a wet, dark grey asphalt street with a faded yellow lane marking is visible. A red pickup truck is partially visible, parked on the left side of the street, facing the viewer. A wooden utility pole with multiple black electrical wires and a grey transformer stands prominently on the left, partially obscuring the building. Another utility pole is visible on the far right. Lush green foliage, including palm-like trees, grows around the property on the right side. A white vertical sign on a wooden post on the property's right side prominently displays "Baan Kaew" in English. No individuals or specific actions are visible.