UNESCO’s recognition follows Thailand’s years-long effort to preserve and promote its cultural heritage. Tom Yum Kung joins a growing list of Thai entries such as Khon, Thai Massage, Nora, and Songkran.
The addition of Kebaya, a traditional garment shared by Southeast Asian communities, underscores the region’s shared cultural ties.
At the event, attendees can sample Tom Yum Kung prepared by acclaimed chefs and view exhibitions, demonstrations of Kebaya embroidery, and food booths showcasing regional dishes and products.
Minister of Culture Sudawan Wangsuphakijkosol said on stage that she plans to integrate Tom Yum Kung and Kebaya into tourism and local economic initiatives to…













