Grand exhibition for HM the King starts today

The exhibition, organised by the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), will be open to public view at Sanam Luang, Rachadamnoenklang Road and at Maha Jesda Bodin Pavilion.

There will be nine booths along these venues, the largest at Sanam Luang. Seven smaller booths will be put on show along Rachadamneonklang Road, while another mediumsized booth will stand in front of the Maha Jesda Bodin Pavilion.

The Sanam Luang booth will be the headquarters of the exhibition, which will show all the Royal activities related to His Majesty. The BMA is also using this occasion to present Bangkok as a capital of charm, safety, learning, comfort, happiness and sufficiency in accordance with His Majesty the King's philosophy.

There will be a theatre, offering a multimedia show of the Royal activities that can accommodate 70 people at one time.

The exhibition seeks to portray the King's life, ideas and work that people can use as examples to lead their life to make their families and society happy. The Royal activities will focus on the simple but beautiful upbringing of the King as nurtured by Princess Mother.

The viewers will also learn about the King's Royal projects, which have been expanding throughout the kingdom and have been able to raise the living standard of people in rural areas.

The Ninth King of the Chakri Dynasty has been recognised worldwide as the longest reigning Monarch, blessed with all kinds of honours because of his dedication to the happiness to the Thai people.

One of the key messages is to educate the Thais about the 10 virtues of His Majesty the King, which form the pillar of his Kingship.

The smaller booths along Rachadamnoenklang will present the life of the King and royal activities and projects during 10year interval. Each will come with handsome designs, convenient for the viewing public.

The Maha Jesdabodin Pavilion booth will feature general Royal activities.

The public can view all the exhibition booths free of charge and receive a handbook on the exhibition and passports to recognise their participation. They will also receive pictures of His Majesty the King.