Chronology

Published 2025-04-13. The OYOTTA video register lists the film as Shark Dive, classified Travel / adventure, carried on YouTube under the identifier 26nU4CJ9aBA.

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Shark Dive — Songkran is a travel film built on a deliberate double narrative of Bangkok: underwater and festival. Its official description announces both settings through its own tags — Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World, the aquarium within the Siam Paragon complex, and Songkran (เทศกาลสงกรานท์), the Thai new-year festival that turns the city’s mid-April streets into a citywide water celebration.

Cut between those halves, the film holds two registers of the same element: water contained, illuminated and drifted through among sharks in curated blue quiet; then water airborne, thrown and shared through streets where nobody stays dry. The description closes with quoted passages — Proverbs 20:27, lines from Manly P. Hall and Genevieve Behrend, and Marcel Proust’s claim that the real voyage of discovery consists in having new eyes rather than new landscapes.

The verified record is compact by design: a title, a classification (Travel / adventure), a publication date and a stable YouTube identifier. Ticketing detail and dive logistics sit outside the verified data set and are not asserted here; the canonical watch URL below remains the primary source.

A poster frame is preserved alongside the record at visuals.oyatta.org/media/video/26nU4CJ9aBA.jpg, keyed to the same YouTube identifier as the watch URL. On this hub it is the middle-dated film entry — published less than a month after Above Clouds and ahead of Centuryon Qlub Active — and the only one whose two halves share a single element: water as exhibit, then as festival.

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