Tavee Ruechanok Meesang crowned Miss International Thailand 2022

Tavee Ruechanok Meesang was crowned as มิสเฮอริเทจไทยแลนด์ 2565 or Miss Heritage Thailand 2022 (as known as Miss International Thailand 2022) during a final, held on February 27, 2022. She succeeds the reigning Miss International 2019 Bint Sireethorn for the crown. Sireethorn has been the longest reigning queen with a tenure of two years now as the pageant was cancelled for the last edition due to the global pandemic. Tavee will now start her preparations to represent Thailand at the 60th Miss International pageant later this year. The Miss International 2021 pageant was cancelled amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the 60th Miss International Beauty Pageant, the next edition will be held in the fall of 2022. Through their slogan ‘Cheer All Women’, the organization is still committed on pursuing the goal of supporting all women, and continuing with the legacy of this beauty pageant, which is “to promote friendship and goodwill with other countries in the world” and the “realization of world peace through international exchange”.

Tavee is a professional News Anchor and also a First-Class Honors with Gold Medal in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from the Thammasat University.

During the final question answer round the diva was asked, “What is the pride of being born as a Thai woman to you?” Tavee beautifully answered, “The pride of being born as a Thai woman or being born as a Thai is that our country, our society, food, culture, its uniqueness is different from every country in the world. Do you all know why? Because we were never a colony, we have independence, we never let anyone in and that is why we have a beautiful culture that is unique in the world. It provides us with food and glory as it includes humility, gratitude and a sense of civility. We have to present ourselves as Thai, so that foreigners can recognize me as Miss Thailand, with or without the crown.”

The 2022 Miss Heritage Thailand’s court includes

1st runner up – Warisa Srinukul (Kooki) from Phetchabun Province
2nd Runner Up – Supawadee Munnaha (Taeng Thai) from Samut Prakan Province
3rd runner up – Arthitaya Utamun (Beam) from Buriram Province
4th runner-up – Patima Srithaweekul (Pel) from Songkhla Province