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"Warmth of Love, Dispelling the Cold" event

This event is organized under the royal patronage of His Majesty the King. It is expected that many people are already aware of it, as the event started in early February. However, I would like to reiterate that the event will continue until **March 11, 2018**. There is still plenty of time! Plus, **admission is free**! Perhaps the photos of the beautiful ladies that I have shared will encourage those who haven't been there yet to hurry over. The event is held at the Royal Plaza, Dusit Palace, Suea Pa Field.

Today, Pan decided to be a stealth photographer, so she didn't wear a traditional Thai outfit like everyone else. Instead, she opted for a more casual look, as you can see in the picture below.

However, due to my desire to see beautiful women in traditional Thai clothing walking around and enjoying the scenery, I have to come here. From now on, I will post photos continuously.

Travel

Private car: Open Google Maps to Khao Din because they allow people who come to the Warm Up to Love event to park their cars at Khao Din. Or other parking spots such as Nang Loeng Racecourse, the Old Lottery Office, Santiphap Park, and Sanam Luang. There will be a car from the event to pick you up at the event. Free service!

BTS: Get off at Victory Monument Station and take bus number 18, 28, 108, 125, 515, 539, or 542 to Khao Din. Then walk along the road towards Dusit Palace and board the free shuttle bus provided by the event organizers to reach the venue.

In addition to the free shuttle buses, there are also three free bus routes available: Chatuchak Bus Terminal, Victory Monument, and Wongwian Yai. There are also two free shuttle bus routes: Nang Loeng Racecourse and Sanam Luang. The free buses will have a "Warm Hearts, Cool Weather" event logo on the left side of the windshield. Be sure to keep an eye out for them.

Please note that proper attire is required for entry to this event. This applies to both men and women. Clothing such as shorts, tank tops, and halter tops are not permitted. Even if you plan to rent a Thai dress upon arrival, you must first pass through a screening point where your attire will be checked. If you are not dressed appropriately, you will not be allowed to enter. (However, there are vendors selling pants and sarongs near the entrance for those who are unprepared.)

Renting a Thai Dress with Accessories

• Price: 250 baht
• Service hours: 10:30 AM - 9:00 PM
• Pan recommends that you avoid coming during the afternoon as it can get very crowded and you may have to wait a long time. You may want to consider renting your dress from outside the venue instead.

Business Hours

• Sunday to Thursday: 10:30 AM - 9:00 PM
• Friday and Saturday: 10:30 AM - 10:00 PM

Pan observes that the recent heavy rains, akin to a monsoon, have created an unusual sight: women holding both traditional and modern umbrellas amidst the downpour.

As the rain began to fade, Pan set out on the hunt, searching for beautiful women. Let's see what happens next.

This is also a beautiful girl, Pan's own daughter and son. Hahahahahaha.

The following is a translation of the provided text from Thai to English:

"Excuse me, I'm a Thai woman. I'd like to talk about the restrooms for a moment."

Mobile Toilets Available at the Event

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has provided mobile toilets at various locations around the event for the convenience of visitors. These locations are:

• 2 toilets: On the Dusit Palace grounds, near Suan Amporn
• 2 toilets: Near the PTT gas station at Sanam Seu Pa
• 1 toilet: Near the Sok Reuan Por Chaem building
• 1 toilet: Next to the Saranukrom Thai garage
• 1 toilet: Around Dusit Palace grounds, in front of the Parliament building
• 2 toilets: In front of the Metropolitan Police Bureau headquarters
• 1 toilet: Next to Wang Parusawan
• 2 toilets: Along the canal near Wat Benchamabophit
• 1 toilet: At Sanam Luang, near the car park
• 2 toilets: Near the old Government Lottery Office

What to do at the event:

• Visit the exhibition on the King's biography and achievements.
• Shop at the booths of various stores and organizations.
• Sample traditional Thai desserts.
• Pay respects at the King Chulalongkorn Monument. You can receive a free flower for the ceremony at the entrance of Suan Amporn Park and take it home after paying your respects.
• Play the "Sway Daow" game for 25 baht to support a good cause and win prizes.
• Buy a "Warm Love Lottery" ticket for 129 baht.
• Take photos at various spots, such as the flower garden in front of Dusit Palace, the 3D murals on the walls, and the photo booths.
• Visit the retro police station and register your visit.
• Enjoy performances on stage.
• Experience a retro post office.
• And much more!

In addition to admiring the beautiful Thai women, the event also featured demonstrations of traditional Thai desserts and savory dishes. Visitors could also purchase these treats at affordable prices, although they might have to wait in line due to the large crowds.

Oops! The image above is not of a beautiful woman. Oh well, the image doesn't match the title, so consider it a bonus from the sago seller. Yoohoo ^0^

This Saturday and Sunday, join us for an afternoon and evening of traditional Thai dress, food, and entertainment. Explore our exhibitions, enjoy delicious ancient cuisine, and capture stunning photos in our flower garden. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in Thai culture.

From today until March 11, 2018.