Mado Pavilion

       1. Exhibition “Immersive of Mado Pavilion” At the Public Relations Building, King’s Agriculture Museum

"Immerse yourself in colors at the King’s Agriculture Museum—a new learning experience through Projection Mapping that introduces and explains the importance of agriculture and the origin of the term 'King’s Agriculture', as well as the history of the Agricultural Museum and the Agricultural Museum Office. Explore the learning center dedicated to honoring the royal grace and genius of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great and the royal family in agriculture, spanning from the museum's origins to its future."

       The exhibition is divided into 4 zones, as follows:
       Zone 1: King's Agriculture — Royal Brilliance Spanning the Earth Exhibiting the royal grace and brilliance of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great in agriculture, which has been widely recognized both domestically and internationally across the world.

       Zone 2: Royal Vision Of Thai monarchs and royal predecessors towards agriculture across all eras

       Zone 3: Our Story — The Agricultural Museum Exhibiting the history and establishment of the Agricultural Museum and the Agricultural Museum Office, a learning center dedicated to honoring the royal grace and brilliance of Thai monarchs in the nation's agriculture.

       ส่วนที่ 4 Immersive of Mado Pavilion Screening a video presentation on the story of the Agricultural Museum, blending storytelling in the style of Immersive Art with Projection Mapping and interactive technology to create excitement, leave a lasting impression, and deliver a brand-new exhibition visiting experience for visitors.

       2. 'Kin Yu Dee' Exhibition From Farm to Table: From Upstream Theory to the Final Destination, Living Well — at the Exhibition Room, King’s Agriculture Museum

Exhibiting the royal initiatives from the upstream to their practical implementation within the area of the Agricultural Museum—connecting networks, applying, and developing, while passing on values to the final recipients for sustainable well-being. This is conveyed through the story of products at the 'Kin Yu Dee' shop, which result from the adoption of royal initiatives, particularly the Sufficiency Economy Philosophy, applied until yielding concrete results under the theme 'Eat Well for Good Health, Live Well for Secure Happiness.' The aim is to build confidence in the products, services, and knowledge of the Agricultural Museum, as well as the success of royal-initiatives-based agriculture that can be practically applied to achieve true and sustainable success. All of this is presented through modern technology that invites visitors to immerse themselves in and taste new flavors born from the dedication and care of the producers.

       The exhibition is divided into 3 zones, as follows:
       Zone 1: From Royal Brilliance to Achieving Food Security and a Sustainable Life Exhibiting theories and royal initiatives in agriculture by His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great, bestowed upon the Thai people as guiding principles for daily life.

       Zone 2: Happy, Fun, Clear Learning, and Hands-on Practice Applying royal initiatives to agriculture and serving as a learning center and hub for disseminating the country's self-sufficient agricultural innovations.

       Zone 3: Kin Yu Dee Food Stories: From Farm to Table, where visitors can pick up menu items from the 'Kin Yu Dee' shop and scan them to discover the nutritional value, stories, and origins of the ingredients, tracing them all the way back to the original producers.