06/06/2026
The ICIC 352 Postcolonialism Cultural Walk
The ICIC 352 Postcolonialism Cultural Walk held on June 5 brought ICIC students and lecturers beyond the classroom and into the living historical spaces of Bangkok, where traces of colonial encounters, migration, religion, trade, and cultural hybridity continue to shape the city’s landscape.
Through visits to selected heritage sites in the Kudichin and Talad Noi communities, students engaged critically with postcolonial theories and concepts discussed in class, examining how history, power, identity, and memory remain embedded in architecture, culinary culture, communities, and everyday cultural practices.
Organized by Asst. Prof. Analiza Liezl Perez-Amurao, PhD, the activity marks the second cultural walk officially designed by her, following her earlier Bangkok Noi Walks project funded by Siriraj Hospital and Thai Health Foundation. The experiential learning activity will culminate in student-produced video essays, which will be presented in class as part of their postcolonial analysis and reflection on the cultural walk experience.