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.

The inspiration for this activity stems from the history and art of Suan Sunandha Palace, focusing on showcasing Thai arts such as music, dance, and visual arts through visits to historic buildings that reflect the royal court's role in promoting Thai culture and heritage.

Embark on a historical and cultural journey through Suan Sunandha Palace, immersing yourself in the fruitful art, history, and heritage of this royal site. The tour showcases a collection of ancient artifacts and provides insights into the royal family and the nobility, filled with beauty and value.

• Phra Nang Hill and the Tunnel:Explore the secret tunnel and listen to the history of this significant location. Welcome flowers and floral tea will be offered to participants as they begin the tour.

• Chutaratthanaphorn Mansion: This mansion once served as the residence of Princess Chutarattanaratchakumari. It is now preserved in its original form and showcases the development of Thai music, the royal court's patronage of music, and the biography of the princess who once resided here.

• Uean Arch Thaem Mansion: Formerly the residence of Queen Uen and Queen Thewawan during King Chulalongkorn’s reign, this mansion is preserved to reflect its original condition. The exhibition focuses on Thai classical dance, the evolution of dance at Suan Sunandha, and traditional performance costumes, as well as the history of its former residents.

• Athorn Thippayanivas Mansio: Once the residence of Princess Athorn Thippayanivas, this mansion exhibits visual arts, with galleries dedicated to the evolution of Rattanakosin-era art, Thai photography, royal palace architecture, and court arts.

• Suan Rim Nam (Waterfront Garden at Suan Sunandha Palace):Enjoy a musical performance while sipping tea amidst the serene riverside garden, soaking in the tranquil beauty of Suan Sunandha’s natural surroundings.