Originally, when there were athletics competitions for Thai students in the past Usually held on the grounds of Suankularb Wittayalai School until in the year 1934, Lieutenant Commander Luang Supachalasai, the first Director-General of the Department of Physical Education Has moved the stadium to Sanam Luang and has entered into a land lease agreement in the Wang Mai Sub-district with Chulalongkorn University. (occupying the former Windsor Palace) to build a sports field and a central physical education school. The new stadium is named Athletics Stadium. And the Department of Physical Education moved to station here in 1938, along with moving the annual male athletics competition to be held here. Three years later, the Department of Physical Education changed its name from the Athletics Stadium to "Suphachalasai National Stadium" or as people popularly call it. "Suphachalasai Stadium" or "National Stadium "Currently under the supervision of the Office of Sports and Recreation Development (PorPor.) or the former Department of Physical Education. and restored some areas as a study location of Chulalongkorn University and use some places as offices of Sports and Recreation Development Office It is also the location of sports organizations or associations. and other recreation as well. Currently, this stadium is both a public service center. activity center of students and students Recreation Promotion Center sports science center and health, fitness facility Muay Thai Arts Conservation Center Recreation Area Information Technology Center sports, recreation, modern sports science It is also a venue for sporting events. of the country as well, such as the 1st SEAP Games or SEAP Games, the 5th Asian Games, the 4th SEAP Games or the 4th SEAP Games, sports competitions 16th Asian Games, 8th Laem Thong Games (SEAP Games or SEAP Games), 8th King's Cup, Queen's Cup football tournament, etc. Location: No. 154 Rama 1 Road, Wang Mai Pathumwan District, Bangkok To use the field For more information, please call 0 2216 5591, 0 2214 0120 ext. 3010, 3011 and fax 0 2214 1801.