Fans of the Series Must Not Miss: Netflix Transforms the Cursed East Palace at Song Wat Road — Free Admission

Netflix has transformed the Chang Song Wat parking lot into the event "Crossing the Spirit World of the East Palace in Central Bangkok," recreating the cursed royal palace from the Korean series The East Palace for fans to visit and take photos free from 18-26 July.

Travel enthusiasts and series fansof Korean dramasGet ready, because this event lets you experience a mysterious historical atmosphere without flying to Korea. Netflix has announced a grand event to welcome the supernatural period drama of the year,"The East Palace (The East Palace)"by transforming the trendy Song Wat area in central Bangkok into a spirit world for everyone to enjoy and take free photos and check-ins.

The series The East Palace is set to stream worldwide on Netflix starting 17 July, starring top actors including Nam Joo-hyuk as“Gu Chun”a man who crosses between the human world and the spirit world, alongside Jo Seung-woo as the king who issues royal decrees, and No Yoon-seo as“Saeng-gang”a court lady with special senses; together they must investigate and stop the deadly curse originating at the East Palace, the residence of the crown prince.

Three must-see check-in highlights at the "Cursed Royal Palace" for content lovers

To enhance immersion and meet young people's FOMO, the organizers have recreated the mysterious, magical atmosphere from the series, inviting fans to role-play as spirit hunters and capture memorable photos at three key highlights:

• In front of the East Palace: a cursed royal palace replica with detailed architecture from the series, grand and imposing, marked with bloodstains from a royal curse lasting over 30 years.
• The palace pond: a serene body of water that hides the dark mysteries of the East Palace at its bottom.
• The spirit realm: a supernatural wasteland cut off from reality, filled with wandering spirits.

Location and opening hours pinnedThe event"Crossing the Spirit World of the East Palace in Central Bangkok" runs from 18-26 July 2026 at Chang Song Wat parking lot. Visitors can conveniently access the site via MRT Wat Mangkon station (Exit 1 on Plaeng Nam Road side).

Event visiting hours

• Weekends (18-19 and 25-26 July): 10:00 - 20:00
• Weekdays (20-24 July): 15:00 - 20:00

Attendees must strictly follow staff instructions, avoid running or jumping on glass floors, no food, drinks, or large bags are allowed inside, and children under 12 must be closely supervised by a guardian.

This pop-up event is a must for anyone who enjoys outdoor activities. Besides entertainment and great photo opportunities, it also reflects the marketing strategy of global streaming platform Netflix, which skillfully connects Korean pop culture with Thailand’s unique urban communities.

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