Goh 8 Talui Daen Mahatsachan

After everyone learns that Phran Dan (Than Thanakorn) is the reincarnation of “Ko,” a new adventure begins. When Princess Manfa, the beloved of Boonchu (Anas Lapandit), mysteriously disappears, Boonchu travels across dimensions back to the past to search for her alone. However, he falls off a cliff and is rescued by Plaifah (Punyaporn Poolpipat), a young biologist who was also transported across dimensions by a mysterious wind along with a quirky group: Mangkabo (Kom Chuanchuen), Majey (Pongneng Chernyim), Arje (Kom Superjoke), and porters with mischievous personalities, as well as Arsan (Choosri Chernyim) and Sangwarn (Lueafuea Mokjok), two Karen villagers with similar traits.
Boonchu returns to Pura Nakhon, only to discover that nearly 100 years have passed. He meets Khamkaew, Princess Manfa’s loyal maid, now almost 80 years old, but no one has seen the princess since her disappearance. Determined, Boonchu continues his search and is later joined by Jib (Jill Rogers), Baitoey (Natchanok Srisurach), Buathong (Nattasa Wechprasit), and San (Kanin Pathmanon), who follow him out of concern.
Throughout their journey, the group encounters many supernatural and thrilling events—such as a weretiger disguising itself as a human among the porters and secretly killing them one by one. This leads San to suspect Apo (Surasak Chotitinwat), a quiet and mysterious jungle man who serves as their guide, since he always disappears whenever someone dies and reappears the next morning.
They also face a terrifying army of zombie Japanese soldiers from World War II, resurrected as the undead. Their adventure takes them across dimensions to the mythical Himmapan forest, where they encounter legendary creatures such as Garuda, Naga, Kinnara, Kinnari, and the magical Makkalipon fruits. Along the way, they gain a new companion—a giant King Kong-like creature named “Jao Pui” (Peerapong Wannapueak).
Meanwhile, Alex (J Jintai Antimanon) and his assassin team pursue them to reclaim a treasure map, putting everyone’s lives in constant danger. Despite the ongoing chaos and uncertainty in finding Princess Manfa, a new bond begins to form between Boonchu and Plaifah, gradually growing into love.
However, their relationship is interrupted when Non (Phasin Sritam), Plaifah’s wealthy fiancé, arrives. Boonchu distances himself from her, but Non soon reveals his true, unpleasant nature. Plaifah breaks off their engagement, angering Non, who then conspires with Alex to frame Boonchu and Kate (Rattakorn Sathirabut)—Alex’s sister—making it seem like they are romantically involved, leading Plaifah to misunderstand Boonchu.
The adventure continues as the group travels back in time to the World War II era, where they encounter members of the Thai Free Movement resisting Japanese forces. They discover that Alex and his team had stolen a large amount of gold from the Japanese army and escaped through a dimensional portal. In the end, Boonchu and his companions manage to recover the gold and return it to the Japanese government.
Filled with unpredictable dangers, supernatural encounters, and emotional twists, this thrilling journey continues in “Ko 8: Adventure in the Magical Land.”