Netflix ยก “วังหลวงต้องคำสาป” จาก The East Palace สู่ใจกลางทรงวาด – L’Officiel Thailand

Netflix has launched an immersive promotional campaign for its latest original series, The East Palace, by transforming a historic space in Bangkok’s Song Wat district into a physical manifestation of the show’s supernatural setting. The activation, titled “The Cursed Palace,” invites audiences to experience the aesthetic and thematic elements of the series—referred to in local promotional materials as Burapha Athan—ahead of its global streaming debut.

The series, which features South Korean actors Nam Joo-hyuk and Roh Yoon-seo, marks a significant production scale for the platform.

Bringing The East Palace to Bangkok

The series, known in some markets as The East Palace or Burapha Athan, follows a narrative path that explores the intersection of the living world and the realm of the supernatural.

Production and Talent Insight

The series aims to distinguish itself by presenting a vision of the spirit world that deviates from standard genre tropes, a point emphasized in early promotional interviews with the cast.

Production details regarding the series, often tracked through platforms like TrueID and Hallyu K Star, highlight the significant investment Netflix has made in this project.

How to Engage with the Series

For those looking to follow the progression of the series, Netflix has synchronized the physical activation with the digital release schedule. The series is now available to stream for subscribers, with the Song Wat installation serving as a complementary, albeit temporary, point of interest for fans in Bangkok.

For further updates on The East Palace, including behind-the-scenes content and cast interviews, official Netflix platforms remain the primary source for verified information.

Have you had a chance to visit the installation or start streaming the series? Share your thoughts on the production design and the performances of Nam Joo-hyuk and Roh Yoon-seo in the comments below.