As an event designer from the College of Architecture at Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University—a place with a rich history as the former Suan Sunandha Palace—we focus on blending the beauty of traditional arts and culture with contemporary design. Our inspiration lies in reflecting the charm and heritage of Suan Sunandha Palace through uniquely crafted activities that bridge the past and the present. The aim is to create immersive experiences that allow participants to rediscover the elegance and intricacies of this historic site in a modern context.

“Samsen Heritage Walk” is inspired by the rich history and cultural diversity of the Samsen neighborhood, a place where communities from different backgrounds have coexisted for centuries. The tour weaves together the architectural splendor, artistic heritage, and everyday traditions of the area, offering participants a holistic view of Samsen’s unique charm. By highlighting local stories, sacred spaces, and culinary treasures, this experience celebrates the essence of a community that continues to thrive while honoring its historical roots.

Embark on a cultural tour through Samsen, where history, architecture, and community life come alive. This journey offers not only an appreciation of the area's historical landmarks but also an immersive experience in the traditions and stories of this vibrant neighborhood.

• Wat Rachathiwat: Marvel at the intricate murals of the 13 Jataka tales and pay respects to an Ayutthaya-era Buddha statue. Learn about Thai herbal wisdom through a visit to the monastery's herbal garden and participate in a mini workshop to craft your own herbal inhaler.

• Riverside Pathway: Enjoy an exhibition of local art created by students from the community.

• Conception Church: Discover the unique blend of European and Thai artistic styles while exploring the church's rich historical and cultural significance.

• Kanom Farang Shop: Taste the delightful flavors of an authentic, age-old dessert recipe that has been preserved through generations.

• Som-Lim Café: Relish a historical dish of chicken curry with rice noodles, connected to the tradition of the ‘Mother of the Kanom Jeen Festival.’

• Thapthim Shrine: Visit this sacred site revered by the Hainanese community, the oldest of its kind in Thailand. Learn about their beliefs and heritage while sampling traditional Hainanese festive desserts.