On November 25, the Korean Cultural Center in Thailand supported the 'Rangsit Korean Festival 2025' held at Rangsit University. More than 700 participants, including Korean-major students from Rangsit University and secondary school students from 60 schools nationwide, joined the event. 

H.E. Mr. Yongmin Park, the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Thailand, gave a congratulatory speech. He talked about the important role of Korean language education in Thailand, which helps students develop a love for Korean culture and become more interested in Korea. He also said that he hopes all students who are studying Korean will help strengthen the friendship and exchanges between the two countries in the future.

During the opening ceremony, the Korean Cultural Center invited a traditional percussion ensemble and a dance troupe from Korea to perform various traditional Korean arts, including Gilnori, the Bukcheong Lion Dance, and Pungmul music. The performances also featured Taepyeongmu, a folk dance wishing for peace and prosperity, and a traditional fan dance, allowing everyone to enjoy and appreciate the charm of Korean traditional performing arts together at the event.