Erawan Museum Tours and Tickets

The Ticket gives you entry to The Erawan Museum, a building in the shape of a gigantic elephant that can be seen for miles. The museum houses more than fine arts and decorative arts, it was created to educate people about Thailand's rich heritage and fascinating cultures and traditions. With an Audio Guide coming in five languages (English, Chinese, Russian, Thai and Korean) the suggested time spent here is about 30minutes. Although it sounds far away in neighbouring Samut Prakan Province, it is easily accessible . by catching the BTS Skytrain to Chang Erawan Station and then it is only about 5-10minutes walks.

This is a perfect pick for travelers interested in finding Bangkok’s most Instagrammable locations in a day, without spending hours doing research. Join a private guide on an adventure around Thailand’s capital, with stops at lots of photogenic landmarks—such as Wat Benchamabophit Temple, Loha Prasat, and Pak Khlong Talat flower market. As an added bonus, the guide is happy to capture Instagram-worthy shots and take your photographs throughout the tour.

Treat yourself to a smooth arrival to Samut Prakan province, It offers travelers the opportunity to travel in comfort and style. We offer the fastest and most reliable way to get to your destination. If you're looking for an efficient and stress-free way to get to your destination. In this program, you will visit Erawan Museum and Ancient City.

- Wander through the elephant-shaped Erawan Museum, rich in Eastern iconography, - Marvel at ancient Thai and Asian antiquities, and the psychedelic decor - Enjoy a peaceful walk through nature at the outdoor grounds of the museum A colossal, three-headed elephant dominates the structure of The Erawan Museum. The attraction houses a variety of collections owned by museum owner Khun Lek Viriyapant, offering a look into local heritage, customs and craftsmanship. Both inside and out, it's a fascinating space and well worth a visit.

- Wander through the elephant-shaped Erawan Museum, rich in Eastern iconography, - Marvel at ancient Thai and Asian antiquities, and the psychedelic decor - Enjoy a peaceful walk through nature at the outdoor grounds of the museum A colossal, three-headed elephant dominates the structure of The Erawan Museum. The attraction houses a variety of collections owned by museum owner Khun Lek Viriyapant, offering a look into local heritage, customs and craftsmanship. Both inside and out, it's a fascinating space and well worth a visit.

- Wander through the elephant-shaped Erawan Museum, rich in Eastern iconography, - Marvel at ancient Thai and Asian antiquities, and the psychedelic decor - Enjoy a peaceful walk through nature at the outdoor grounds of the museum A colossal, three-headed elephant dominates the structure of The Erawan Museum. The attraction houses a variety of collections owned by museum owner Khun Lek Viriyapant, offering a look into local heritage, customs and craftsmanship. Both inside and out, it's a fascinating space and well worth a visit.

- Wander through the elephant-shaped Erawan Museum, rich in Eastern iconography, - Marvel at ancient Thai and Asian antiquities, and the psychedelic decor - Enjoy a peaceful walk through nature at the outdoor grounds of the museum A colossal, three-headed elephant dominates the structure of The Erawan Museum. The attraction houses a variety of collections owned by museum owner Khun Lek Viriyapant, offering a look into local heritage, customs and craftsmanship. Both inside and out, it's a fascinating space and well worth a visit.

- Wander through the elephant-shaped Erawan Museum, rich in Eastern iconography, - Marvel at ancient Thai and Asian antiquities, and the psychedelic decor - Enjoy a peaceful walk through nature at the outdoor grounds of the museum A colossal, three-headed elephant dominates the structure of The Erawan Museum. The attraction houses a variety of collections owned by museum owner Khun Lek Viriyapant, offering a look into local heritage, customs and craftsmanship. Both inside and out, it's a fascinating space and well worth a visit.

Discover culture, heritage and learn the history of ancient Thailand, all at one place "The Ancient City". The Ancient City is setting where you can vividly see the Siames's past The attraction would like to share the making behind the Ancient city itself. Where every ounce of hard work and dedication was put in to ensure that The Thai culture lives on. The Erawan Museum was aimed to serve as a showcase of the spirit of Asia where the essence of arts and 4 major religions have been preserved in order to make known to Asian people Erawan's name means rain, raincloud, rainbow. This is reflected in the myth that Indra would ride the Erawan Elephant and bestow rain upon the earth. The Erawan Museum is sectioned into 3 levels, which are the underworld, the human earth, and heaven. The third part of the museum's lowest level or the underground is called Suvarnabhumi and the second level is the human earth, while the third level located inside the elephant's body is heaven.

The Erawan Museum in Bangkok is a striking monument to Thai culture and spirituality. With this admission ticket, explore the museum’s three floors of antiquities and cultural monuments – the third floor located in the belly of the museum’s 95-foot high three-headed bronze elephant. Book your ticket in advance to save time and avoid the disappointment of waiting in line just to be turned away.

Today your private English-speaking guide will meet you at your hotel for your free day or hald day to discover Bangkok. Your guide will be on hand to take you to the places you want to visit. Grand Palais, flower market, khlongs, Khaosan and more... the choice is yours! * Note that site entrances, transport and meals are not included for the group and the guide ** Transport and meals for the guide to be paid for (not included), in general entrances to tourist sites are free for guides, but not for all sites.

Discover the best that Thailand has to offer on this day trip See the stunning Erawan Museum known for its large collection of cultural objects, religious relics, and local art Visit one of the largest open-air museums in the world, the Ancient City View more than 100 replicas of Thailand’s famous monuments and architectural attractions Stroll around the sprawling Jodd Fairs night market known for its delicious street food and pop clothing stalls Enjoy the intimacy of a private group

Have a great day out immersed in Thai culture with a private guide to help explain it all to you, arrange all the logistics, and point you to a delicious local Thai lunch, too. You won’t have to organize transportation, including pickup and drop off from your hotel in Bangkok. You also won't have to deal with an imposing large group tour. Go at your own pace with your guide on your private tour.

We'll kick things off with a private pickup from your hotel, by one of our local guides. From there, we'll venture out to Bang Pu Recreation Center, a popular seaside hangout where you can go snap pics of seagulls. Next we'll bring you to Muang Boran, a sprawling outdoor museum that brings Thailand's rich history to life. Muang Boran features a collection of over 100 traditional Thai structures that have been meticulously recreated in exquisite detail. After lunch we'll take you to the infamous Erawan Museum, where you'll be awestruck by a stunning collection of sculptures, paintings, and artifacts that celebrate Thailand's vibrant heritage. The museum's centerpiece is a towering three-headed elephant that's sure to leave a lasting impression! The highlights of this tour include: -Walk around Bang Pu Recreation Center -Explore the Muang Boran Ancient City by bike or golf cart -Take pictures at Erawan Museum