Miss Grand Phang Nga
provincial pageant in Phang Nga, Thailand
Miss Grand Phang Nga (Thai: มิสแกรนด์พังงา) is a Thai provincial beauty pageant which selects a representative from Phang Nga province for the Miss Grand Thailand national competition, founded in 2016 by an event organizer, Chatnarin Warongkhruekaew (ฉัตรนรินทร์ วรงค์เครือแก้ว).
since the first competition in the Miss Grand Thailand pageant in 2017, Phang Nga's representatives have never won the main title, but was placed the 4th runner-up once; in 2019, by Chompoonut Phuengphon, who also won the special title "Miss Grand Rising Star" and then became an actress under the Channel 7.
History
In 2016, after Miss Grand Thailand began franchising the provincial competitions to individual organizers, who would name seventy-seven provincial titleholders to compete in the national pageant, the license for Phang Nga province was purchased by a local entrepreneur, Chatnarin Warongkhruekaew (ฉัตรนรินทร์ วรงค์เครือแก้ว), who organized the first Miss Grand Phang Nga competition on 25 May of that year, in which Juriephon Thongsalap from Takua Pa was announced the winner. The competition license was granted to another organizer, Sawai Yungklang, the following year.
The pageant was skipped once; in 2021, due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Thailand, the national organizer was unable to organize the national event, and the country representative for the international tournament was appointed instead.
Winner gallery
Editions
The following table details Miss Grand Phang Nga's annual editions since 2016.
Notes
National competition
The following is a list of Phang Nga representatives who competed at the Miss Grand Thailand pageant.
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