Here's a revised version with corrections and improvements for clarity:Mr. Vikrom Kromadit was born on March 17, 1953, in Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand. He graduated from National Taiwan University with a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering. He is the founder and Chairman of Amata Corporation PCL, established in 1975, which is one of Thailand’s leading industrial estate developers.

As the founder and chairman of the Amata Foundation, which he established in 1996, Mr. Vikrom personally funds this non-profit organization under the philosophy of “Contributing to Society and the World,” with the operating slogan “Giving Without Expecting a Return.” He has donated his dividends from business to the foundation, focusing on areas such as natural conservation, environmental issues, education for youth, and support for the local art and literature scene—all causes close to his heart. Additionally, as a philosopher, Mr. Vikrom dedicates his time to sharing his knowledge and experiences, which he has compiled into books. Currently, he has published 25 books, translated into eight languages, with over 10 million copies sold. He also hosts broadcast programs on both radio and television.

Amata Castle is a magnificent sandstone architectural landmark, created by Mr. Vikrom Kromadit, the founder of Amata Corporation Public Company Limited and the Amata Foundation.
Situated at the heart of a golf course and surrounded by the country’s largest industrial city, Amata City Industrial Estate, Chonburi, Thailand. More than just a stunning and unique piece of architecture, it aspires to be a future center for fostering creativity and preserving Asian culture.
The primary purpose of Amata Castle is to serve as a venue for showcasing the works of artists from across Asia, aiming to support the exhibition of artworks and preserve local cultural heritage. Additionally, it functions as a space for hosting events, conferences, and social activities for partners, all on a non-profit basis.

The design of Amata Castle was inspired by Mr. Vikrom’s dream, drawing influence from the art of the ancient Suvarnabhumi civilization (*) and the natural beauty of seashells, symbolizing boundless creative energy. The castle’s exterior features a stone structure nestled amidst mountains, surrounded by lush greenery and water sources.

Currently, Amata Castle is not open to the public for general viewing, but we are delighted to welcome visitors for the company’s 50th-anniversary celebration, offering a rare opportunity to experience the beauty of this architectural masterpiece up close.

(*) "Suvarnabhumi" is a Sanskrit term that translates to "Land of Gold" or "Golden Land." It has been historically used to refer to various regions in Southeast Asia, including parts of present-day Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia, and Malaysia. The name reflects the region's rich cultural and economic significance.