Six canoe sprint disciplines - K1, K2, K4, C1, C2, C4 - are due to be held across four days of competition stretching from March 24 to 27.

The first day is expected to see the 1,000 metres take centre stage with the heats, semi-final and final all taking place.

The 500m will be in focus on the second day with the heats and semi-finals scheduled.

The final is due to be staged on the third day alongside the 200m heats and semi-final.

The 200m final is anticipated to be saved for the final day of competition, in addition to the medal ceremony.

"The event offers the opportunity to welcome many of you to our new artificial white water course for the first time although it was the floor to the previous Olympic Qualifiers competition but at the least number of participants," Admiral Chainarong Charoenruk, the President of the Rowing and Canoeing Association of Thailand, said in a letter to the competitors.

"The teams will have good opportunity to challenge themselves and we hope that it will prove a favour to your next choice of paddling fun."