His Majesty the King has graciously granted permission for the organization of the "Warmth of Love, Alleviating the Cold" event, which will be held from February 8th to March 11th at the Royal Plaza of Dusit Palace and Sanam Suea Pa without any entrance fee.

To bring happiness to the people and promote Thai tourism and culture, the event will be divided into 3 zones:

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• The Phra Lan area of Dusit Palace will host the Siam Pracharat Memorial exhibition and activities, showcasing the biographies and achievements of King Rama V and King Rama IX.

- The Tiger Park Zone features shops owned by members of the Royal Family and invited vendors, such as the 904 Volunteer Shop, Phu Fah Shop, Friends in Need (Phahonyothin) Foundation Shop, Royal Project Foundation Shop, and Armed Forces Wives Association Shop.

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• A food and retail zone inspired by the concept of "Under the Auspices of the Bodhi Tree," promoting community and Thai traditions. This zone will feature approximately 30 stalls offering delicious traditional Thai cuisine.

Walk past the front door entrance and turn left. Straight ahead, you will find the Thai costume rental service. The rental price is 250 baht.

However, there are many people renting costumes. It is recommended to rent from a Thai costume rental shop elsewhere and wear it to visit or change it later. It is more convenient.

Even on weekdays, the wait time can be up to two hours. Additionally, the desired color may not always be available. However, if you have the time and are looking for a convenient option, renting a dress at the event is a cost-effective choice.

There is another shop inside the event, further in, but there are signs to guide you.

Let's take a look at the atmosphere inside the event.

Many people are wearing traditional Thai clothing, making it feel like we've traveled back in time.

A pair of outfits, a pair of outfits, it's lovely. A group of outfits, it's beautiful.

There are many restaurants to choose from, but the seating area is a bit small. If there are a lot of people, such as on weekends, there may not be enough seats.

Elderly individuals are welcome to attend the event. Volunteers will be available to assist with wheelchair accessibility.

The girls dressed up to take photos, and they looked stunning.

After taking many photos of others, I would like to take some photos of myself.

The flowers in front of the event are very beautiful. It is recommended to come in the evening to avoid the heat and take beautiful photos.

If you haven't been yet, find a chance to go! It's fun to go with friends, your partner, or your family. It's a rare event in Bangkok, so don't miss it!

"And it's not often that we have the chance to wear Thai dresses and stroll around the capital. Hurry and join us! The event runs until March 11, 2018."

Personally, I think I will go again many times. 555.