Following the success of the historical film, The King's Warden -- which became South Korea's highest-grossing film of all time in terms of revenue -- Park Ji-hoon's popularity as a leading actor has skyrocketed.
Despite having a hectic schedule, Park always holds events to meet his fan club, called May. He is now preparing to meet Thai fans at "2026 Park Ji-hoon Asia FanCon [Re:Flect] In Bangkok" on July 11 at Idea Live Bravo BKK.
Park is a talented actor who gained recognition at the age of seven when he appeared in the popular TV drama Jumong (2006–2007). In 2022, he starred as Yeon Si-eun, a top student targeted by bullies in the series Weak Hero Class 1. He was awarded Best New Actor at the Blue Dragon Series Awards for his highly convincing acting.
In the film The King's Warden, Park plays King Danjong of Joseon who was historically deposed and exiled to a remote village by his uncle. There, the former king forms a deep bond with the local villagers and learns the meaning of trust once again.
With Park's exceptional acting skills, he earned the Best New Actor award at the 2026 Baeksang Arts Awards and Director's Cut Awards.
Although Park is an outstanding actor, most Thai fans recognise him from his appearance on the hit reality singing competition Produce 101. After winning second place, he became a member of the popular group Wanna One, which was disbanded in 2019.
This year, he reunited with the group for their new reality variety show Wanna One Go: Back To Base which premiered in April.
Recently, Park released his new album Re:Flect which features vibrant and mellow tracks like Bodyelse and Watercolor.
The FanCon event will allow all ticket holders to meet this talented singer-actor up close during the "Hi-Bye" session. He will perform 14 songs from his previous albums as well as Re:Flect.
Tickets cost 2,900, 3,900, 4,900 and 5,900 baht. Tickets can be purchased at triplech.com on this Saturday (June 13) from 10.00am onwards.
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