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BLOOM in Four Seasons runs from Nov. 7, 2025, to Mar. 15, 2026, at Attraction Hall, 6th Floor, ICONSIAM, Bangkok. This immersive experience, themed The Heart-Blossoming Immersive Experience, combines digital art, scents, and music to guide visitors through the four seasons of life—summer, autumn, winter, and spring—while encouraging emotional reflection and creative exploration.

Meet Blossom Bloo and The Seed, magical companions that lead guests through each stage of the journey. Highlights include Grow The Seed, where visitors design their own digital seeds that become part of a large installation, Summer Time featuring towering 3-meter flowers with Vivaldi’s "Summer" in the background, Autumn in the Rain with giant golden oak trees, Winter Walk surrounded by shimmering snowballs, and Spring in Full Bloom, a spectacular display of digital flowers symbolizing hope and renewal.

The experience concludes at BLOOM Playground, an interactive space for play, creativity, and personal reflection, including Healing Sound Scope and the Art in Bloom wall. This is a journey designed to inspire, uplift, and delight all the senses.

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The Japanese Film Festival 2026 presents a carefully curated selection of 15 Japanese films, offering audiences an expansive look at Japanese cinema across multiple genres. The festival takes place Feb. 13–22 at House Samyan, Samyan Mitrtown, Bangkok, followed by regional screenings in Khon Kaen, Chiang Mai, and Chiang Rai from Feb. 27–March 1.

This year’s lineup includes acclaimed classics such as “Seven Samurai”, animated landmarks like “Ghost in the Shell,” and contemporary titles including “The Boy and the Dog,” “She Taught Me Serendipity,” “How Dare You?,” “Renoir,” and “Angry Squad: The Civil Servant and the Seven Swindlers.” The program also features dramas such as “A Conviction of Marriage,” “Sham,” and “Petals and Memories.” All screenings include Thai and English subtitles.

Tickets are required for Bangkok screenings. Screenings in Khon Kaen, Chiang Mai, and Chiang Rai are free of charge, with advance reservations opening Feb. 17. Venues include Maielie Khon Kaen, the CIC Building Auditorium at Chiang Mai University, and Chiangrai Contemporary Art Museum.

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The PT Grand Prix of Thailand 2026 takes place at Chang International Circuit in Buriram from Feb. 27 to March 1, serving as the opening round of the 2026 MotoGP™ World Championship for the second consecutive year. The event continues to strengthen Thailand’s standing as a premier destination for international motorsport and high-value sports tourism.

The race weekend features championship racing classes—MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3—bringing together top riders and teams from around the world. Beyond the track, the event is designed as a full-scale festival experience, with Rider Meet-and-Greet sessions, live entertainment at Chang Music Connection, interactive spectator zones, and curated activities highlighting Thai culture and regional identity.

Fans are also encouraged to explore Thailand through the “5 Must Do in Thailand” concept: Must Taste (Thai cuisine and Buriram specialties), Must Try (sports and cultural activities), Must Buy (local handicrafts and souvenirs), Must Seek (community-based experiences), and Must See (Thai cultural attractions paired with the MotoGP™ atmosphere).

Ticket options include premium grandstand seats and MotoGP VIP Village™ hospitality packages, with select packages offering paddock tours, pit lane walks, team garage experiences, and rider meet-and-greets.
Important notes: A Pre-Season Sale offers 10% off select Hospitality packages. Fan packages are excluded, and exclusions apply to select international races.

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“East Meets Riverside: A Culinary Collaboration with Guest Chef Jacky Cui Yun” is a limited-time dining experience taking place from Feb. 27 to March 1, 2026, at FLOW at Millennium Hilton Bangkok. The collaboration is led by Chef Jacky Cui Yun of the Michelin Plate–awarded Pavilion Chinese Restaurant at Conrad Guangzhou, bringing refined Cantonese craftsmanship to a riverside setting along the Chao Phraya River.

The event unfolds across three curated experiences. The Seafood Dinner Buffet, available on Feb. 27 and Feb. 28, is priced at ฿1,799++ and highlights premium seafood and classic Cantonese specialties. On Feb. 28, guests can join the Dim Sum Masterclass, priced at ฿888++, offering a hands-on session focused on four signature dim sum dishes, alongside additional chef-curated selections. The collaboration concludes on March 1 with a Sunday Brunch, priced at ฿2,450++, blending traditional Cantonese flavors with international brunch offerings in a relaxed riverside atmosphere.

Designed as an exclusive, short-run collaboration, the event celebrates technique, tradition, and thoughtful presentation at one of Bangkok’s landmark riverside dining venues.

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