Permanent Secretary of Interior Participates in Royal Barge Procession
The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, Atthasit Sampantarat, took part in the historic Royal Barge Procession, serving in the traditional role of 'Samuhanayok'.
According to a report by Thai Post, Atthasit Sampantarat, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, recently participated in the historic Royal Barge Procession. In this ceremonial role, he served as the 'Samuhanayok', representing the head of civil servants. Following ancient royal traditions, he was positioned within the royal barge's cabin during the procession.
For residents and travelers in Thailand, the Royal Barge Procession is a rare and significant cultural event that showcases the nation's deep-rooted history and royal traditions. Witnessing such a ceremony offers a unique glimpse into the pageantry that defines Thai heritage. These processions are not held frequently, making them major highlights for those interested in traditional Thai culture and royal customs.
While the event has concluded, details regarding future processions or specific schedules for public viewing of the vessels involved remain to be confirmed by official government announcements. Visitors are encouraged to check official cultural ministry channels for information on exhibitions or museum displays where these historic barges may be viewed outside of ceremonial periods.
