On March 11, 2026, third-year students from the Thai Language program, Faculty of Education, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, visited Museum Siam in Bangkok for a field trip and exhibition titled "Decoding Thai Culture." This activity was part of the curriculum for the course "The Literature of Sunthorn Phu," led by Associate Professor Benjaporn Praisorn, the course instructor.

The objective was to allow students to collect data, research, and understand the foundations of Thai identity, way of life, society, and culture in different eras through the modern exhibitions of Museum Siam. The collected information would then be analyzed and connected to the social and historical context found in the literary works of Sunthorn Phu, a world-renowned poet, thus providing a deeper and more immersive understanding of his literature.

Furthermore, this off-campus learning activity aligns with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), specifically Goal 4: Promoting lifelong learning and providing quality education through the use of historical resources, and Goal 11: Promoting awareness, protection, and preservation of the nation's cultural and historical heritage.