In addition to the main feature, exhibitions and performances will honour the late monarch. While most of them are about the life and works of the late King, there is also an exhibition on the construction and concept of the Royal Crematorium. The Royal Crematorium has already been in the spotlight for many months because it was a key structure for the Royal Cremation Ceremony for the late monarch, whom Thais regard as the “Father of the Land”. Authorities have printed three million pamphlets and three million postcards featuring the Royal Crematorium for visitors to the Royal Crematorium compound. HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn will preside over the opening ceremony of the exhibitions at the Royal Crematorium Compound on November 2.

Source: The Nation Bangkok October 28, 2017 01:41 UTC