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ICDI Organizes AP Student Study Tour to Explore Lanna Culture and Digital Innovation in Chiang Mai
3 November 2026
International College of Digital Innovation
The International College of Digital Innovation (ICDI), Chiang Mai University, organized the “ICDI AP Student Study Tour” under the theme “Culture, Ecology, and Innovation in the Digital Age” from October 29–30, 2026. Faculty members and students from the ICDI Advanced Placement (AP) Program participated in the activity, which aimed to promote experiential learning beyond the classroom while encouraging students to explore how digital technologies can be applied to cultural preservation and sustainable development.
The study tour included visits to Wat Chedi Luang Worawihan, the Three Kings Monument and museum, where students learned about Lanna history and culture and exchanged ideas on the use of digital technologies to support the preservation of cultural heritage. Students also visited the Baan Kang Wat Artist Village, where they participated in handicraft workshops and engaged with local artists while learning about the role of digital platforms in supporting the creative economy and expanding business opportunities to international markets.
The activity helped strengthen students’ interdisciplinary thinking by connecting knowledge in culture, art, and digital technology. It also promoted closer relationships among students and inspired them to apply innovation and digital knowledge in ways that contribute to sustainable development.
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