The Ancestral Forest was born from rewilding and agroforestry efforts to restore biodiversity. Since the first saplings were planted in 2022 with SUGi and Baan Suan Onsorn using the Miyawaki reforestation method, the space reflects a growing symbiosis between us and nature—how it nourishes life, and how we, in turn, care for it.

Now more abundant than ever, the forest continues to grow its ecosystem, with native stingless bees making it their home to produce honey. Wander through nature-inspired workshops, sound and art installations, a medicinal garden rich in Thai herbs and local wisdom, and Gathering Tables Wonderfruit by Pinaree Sanpitak, where communities come together through nature-inspired programs.