Thai Actor Khaeng Wraps Four-Region Tour With Unforgettable Fan Meetings

Thai actor Khaeng Hrutsadith has just wrapped up the warm conclusion of the "Khemjira Must Survive Four-Region Tour" alongside co-stars Naam Ping and Tle First One, which saw them travel to meet fans across all four regions of Thailand. Most recently on July 3, 2026, Khaeng attended the Tory Burch Iconsiam Boutique Grand Opening Event at Iconsiam mall, where he shared his impressions from completing the tour.

Khaeng described the four-region tour as an unforgettable experience, having had the opportunity to meet senior fans from across the country while thanking everyone for their continued support nearly a year after the series ended. He also announced that they have already begun filming a special episode of "Khemjira Must Survive." During this period, he has more time for himself and is refocusing on his health and fitness.

"It was so much fun and an experience I'll never forget," Khaeng said. "It was our first-ever tour concert. Every weekend, we'd fly out on Friday to tour different regions, and the excitement came from visiting each region, trying local food, and checking into hotels. The energy from fans in each region was different—the South was overflowing with screams, and going back to our northern homeland in Chiang Mai to eat local cuisine felt like going home. The four regions were like visiting a family we hadn't seen in a long time."

Each region had its own special character. "Absolutely. The important highlight was the energy from fans and the Doomindig team in each province. The South was overflowing with enthusiasm and screams from entrance to inside the venue. The energy in each region was full-throttle, and most importantly, our home region in the North—going to Chiang Mai and eating northern food felt like returning home. Each of the four regions was like reuniting with family we hadn't seen in a long time."

When asked if their fan family grew, Khaeng confirmed it did. "During the series filming, we were only working in Bangkok and didn't get to meet fans in other provinces. But now we did. Each fan gave us local souvenirs from their regions, mostly preserved food we could take back to Bangkok."

Regarding what the tour gave him personally, Khaeng explained: "It gave us many things. Each region presented different challenges—flight issues, venue problems. What was important was how we adapted to these problems and solved them on the spot. Sound issues that we couldn't control had to be managed during the show. Each region had a different show design, and we tried many things and developed many aspects that showed real change."

Asked if he's recovered from exhaustion, Khaeng responded positively. "I'm very recovered. Even though 'Khemjira Must Survive' ended almost a year ago, fans have continued supporting us. I'm so grateful to everyone for supporting Khaeng-Naam Ping and Tle-First One. They say they want us to stay together like this. Soon there's a special episode coming—we just finished filming yesterday."

When asked about the special episode filming, he shared: "We filmed from morning until dark. I really miss that atmosphere. It felt like we returned with so much energy, and I felt as excited about the work as when we first started filming the initial episodes."

On how the special episode filming went, Khaeng explained: "As everyone knows, the special episode will be a continuation that expands the love storyline. Audiences should get to see the romantic mood, but we still have that essence of 'Khemjira Must Survive' with ghost elements. People are curious which ghost character will appear in this story. I can say the supernatural elements remain the same. As for my physique, I now have time to hit the gym, so we'll see."

Updating briefly on his current life, Khaeng mentioned he's getting more rest recently.