Huai Hong Khrai Development Study Center Exhibition Commemorates Royal Legacy
The Department of Water Resources participated in an exhibition honoring the development projects initiated by the late King Rama IX at the Huai Hong Khrai Center.
On October 6, 2026, representatives from the Department of Water Resources, specifically the Office of Water Resources Region 1, attended the opening ceremony of an exhibition titled 'One Decade, Two Reigns: Continuing Development at the Huai Hong Khrai Development Study Center.'
This event serves as a tribute to the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX), highlighting his enduring legacy in sustainable resource management and agricultural development. The exhibition focuses on the progress made at the Huai Hong Khrai Development Study Center, a facility established to serve as a model for integrated land and water management. By showcasing these initiatives, the organizers aim to demonstrate the ongoing commitment to preserving and expanding upon the royal development projects that have shaped Thailand’s rural landscape.
For residents and visitors, this exhibition offers a deeper understanding of Thailand’s approach to environmental conservation and the historical significance of royal development centers. It provides insight into the long-term strategies used to manage water resources and improve local livelihoods. While the exhibition is now open to the public, specific details regarding the duration of the display and daily operating hours have not been explicitly confirmed in the official announcement. Those interested in visiting the center should check for updated schedules through the Department of Water Resources or the Huai Hong Khrai Development Study Center directly.
