Miss Prachuap Khiri Khan 2026 winner to promote province as tourism ambassador
“Nong Por Por”, Ms Sinsupa Khowboonyarasri, 22, representing Sam Roi Yot District, has been crowned Miss Prachuap Khiri Khan 2026.
She received the crown, sash, trophy and 30,000 baht prize money at the annual pageant held during the Amazing City of Three Bays and Red Cross Fair.
The winner will serve as a tourism ambassador for Prachuap Khiri Khan, helping promote attractions and the identity of each district.
“Nong Por Por”, Ms Sinsupa Khowboonyarasri, has been crowned Miss Prachuap Khiri Khan 2026 and will serve as a tourism ambassador for the province.
The 22-year-old, representing Sam Roi Yot District, won the title on Sunday night, May 3, during the Prachuap Khiri Khan Tourism Festival, “Amazing City of Three Bays”, and the annual Red Cross Fair.
The contest was held on the main stage at Chalerm Phrakiat Rama IX Public Park, in front of Prachuap Khiri Khan Provincial Hall.
Mr Sitthichai Sawatsan, Governor of Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, attended the event together with Dr Busakorn Sawatsan, President of the Provincial Red Cross Chapter, deputy provincial governors, heads of government agencies, members of the public and tourists.
A total of 30 contestants took part in this year’s Miss Prachuap Khiri Khan 2026 contest, also known as the “City of Three Bays Beauty Pageant to Preserve Culture”.
The contestants appeared on stage, introduced themselves and took part in the competition in front of supporters and spectators. The event drew cheers from each contestant’s team, adding to the atmosphere at the festival.
Judges first selected 10 contestants to advance to the final rounds. The 10 finalists then drew questions at random and answered them on stage, allowing the panel to assess their views, confidence and ability to respond under pressure.
Five contestants were then chosen for the final round. They appeared in evening gowns before answering the final question, which asked whether they would support a large-scale economic development project that could damage natural resources in Prachuap Bay if it generated significant income for local people, or whether they would choose to conserve nature.
Each finalist was given no more than one minute to answer before the judges made their final decision.
Miss Prachuap Khiri Khan 2026 winner announced
Ms Sinsupa was named Miss Prachuap Khiri Khan 2026 and received the honorary crown, sash, trophy and 30,000 baht in prize money.
The crown was presented by “Nong New”, Ms Panadda Mayanyong, Miss Prachuap Khiri Khan 2025. Dr Busakorn Sawatsan presented the sash, trophy and prize money to the winner.
The first runner-up was “Nong Pakim”, Ms Thitsawan Khumtalod, 21, representing Kui Buri District. She received a sash, honorary trophy and 15,000 baht.
The second runner-up was “Nong Kee”, Ms Pornniphat Sonsakhang, 25, also representing Kui Buri District. She received a sash, honorary trophy and 10,000 baht.
The third runner-up was “Nong Ammy”, Ms Suchanan Kerdkan, 19, representing Hua Hin City Municipality. She received a sash, honorary trophy and 8,000 baht. She also won the Media Favourite award, receiving a further sash, honorary trophy and 5,000 baht.
The fourth runner-up was “Nong Por Mai”, Ms Supatcha Mueanwad, 19, representing Pran Buri District. She received a sash, honorary trophy and 5,000 baht.
The People’s Favourite award went to “Nong Ban”, Ms Keerakan Posiri, 17, who was entered in the contest by Rung Rueang 888 Limited Partnership. She received a sash, honorary trophy and 5,000 baht.
Mr Sitthichai and Dr Busakorn later joined the winning contestants for photographs.
As Miss Prachuap Khiri Khan 2026, Ms Sinsupa will take on the role of tourism ambassador for the province. Her duties will include promoting tourist attractions and the identity of each district, as well as helping support the governor’s “Next Move Prachuap” policy.
