Thailand Completes 100 Football Fields for Youth Development
Thailand has completed all 100 international-standard artificial turf football fields across the country under a decade-long King Power project, bringing sports facilities to remote communities, islands, and border areas that previously lac
The "100 Football Fields for Thai Youth Power" project, operating for 10 years under King Power Thailand, has announced the successful completion of all 100 international-standard artificial turf pitches, reaching across every region of the country including mountain zones, islands, border areas, and remote communities previously lacking sports facilities.
The 100 fields are designed as more than just football venues but as "spaces of hope" enabling diverse creative activities and community engagement. All pitches are seven-a-side international-standard artificial turf fields distributed nationwide: 13 in the North, 29 in the Northeast, 24 in the Central region, 10 in the East, 6 in the West, and 18 in the South.
Each field was constructed to international standards with safety, durability, and multiple uses in mind, accommodating education, training, competition, and community activities. The project exemplifies the football field's role as more than a sports space—as a place to build dreams, develop people, create opportunities, and strengthen communities. The 100th field was delivered to Pang Khane Pithaya School in Na Thad District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, a border-area school that previously faced limited exercise space and non-standard facilities due to rocky, hard terrain that restricted full-potential sports training and activities.
