Royal Crematorium Construction Reaches 95% Completion
Deputy Minister Sabida Thaised announced that the Royal Crematorium construction is 95% complete, with final installations underway.
According to a report by Matichon Online on October 26, 2026, Deputy Minister of Interior Sabida Thaised provided an update on the progress of the Royal Crematorium construction. The project has reached 95% completion.
Work is currently focused on the installation of the four-sided Brahma faces (Phrom Phak). Officials expect to begin the removal of the surrounding scaffolding by November 15, 2026.
For residents and visitors, this progress marks a significant milestone in the preparations for upcoming royal ceremonies. While the structure is nearing its final form, the site remains an active construction zone. Travelers in the vicinity should be aware that access to the area may be restricted or subject to changes as the final phases of the project proceed.
Specific details regarding the final schedule for the completion of the site and any potential public viewing arrangements remain to be confirmed by the relevant authorities. Observers are encouraged to monitor official government announcements for further updates as the November deadline for the removal of the scaffolding approaches.
