Klin Kasalong

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Klin Kasalong (Thai: กลิ่นกาสะลอง) is a 2019 Thai television soap opera adapted from the eponymous novel written by Pisit Sreeprasert, a Chiang Mai University professor.^[1] The series premiered on June 10, 2019 and last aired on July 29, 2019 on Channel 3. It starred Urassaya Sperbund and James Ma. The series was notable for featuring extensive use of the Northern Thai language in dialogue, and featuring facets of Northern Thai culture, including attire and cultural landmarks like Wat Lok Molee in Chiang Mai.^[1] The series was broadcast on Channel 3, and became the channel's third highest rated drama in 2019, after Krong Kam and Thong Ek Mhorya Tha Chalong.^[2]

Cast[]

Main[]

• Urassaya Sperbund as Kasalong / Songpeep / Pimpisa / Pimmada
• James Ma as Thanakrit / Sup / Prasawin

Supporting[]

• Thagoon Karnthip as Manfah / Dr. Pakpoom
• Natanat Losuwan as Wijitra / Mei
• Kulteera Yordchang as Bua Kiang
• Warit Tipgomut as Noijan
• Penpak Sirikul as Pudkaew / Thongbai
• Pisamai Wilaisak as Grandma Buakiang
• Montree Jenuksorn as Sunthorn / Nai Kwaen Mang
• Sirinuch Petchurai as Ah-Ma
• Supranee Charoenphol as Panjit
• Witaya Jethapai as Intha

Guest[]

• Chattarika Sittiprom
• Suchao Pongwilai
• Peter Tuinstra

Soundtracks[]

References[]

External links[]

• Official website

See also[]

• Rak Nakara