BTS Group, together with Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, Sahapat Group, MBK Center Shopping Mall, and Siam Piwat Group, launched the 16th 'Nud Duan Invites You to Eat Vegetarian Food' event in honor of His Majesty the King, 'Healthy, Happy, Make Merit' at the BTS Skytrain connection walkway, National Stadium (W1). Professor Emeritus Charoen Wattanasin, Director of Sustainable Development of BTS Group, said that BTS Group would like to thank all partners who have continuously participated in organizing the Nu Duan Chee Vegetarian Festival every year until now, entering its 16th year. What's special! This year, the company is organizing the event to honor and offer merit to His Majesty the King on the auspicious occasion of His Majesty's 6th cycle birthday anniversary on July 28, 2024. It also allows the public to observe the vegetarian precepts and behave morally, and create merit for themselves by abstaining from consuming meat during the vegetarian festival. Therefore, the company would like to invite passengers and the public to join the Nu Duan Chee Vegetarian Festival, the 16th year in honor of His Majesty. The event will feature delicious vegetarian food from leading restaurants that our partners have provided for free, with a variety of menus, totaling over 7,000 boxes, from October 7-9, 2024, at the BTS Skytrain connection walkway, National Stadium (W1), from 10:00 a.m. onwards. Source: Thai News Agency
It’s started! The 16th annual Vegetarian Food Festival in honor of His Majesty the King: “Healthy, Happy, and Making Merit”
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