Top Bangkok Religious Sites

Have total flexibility with this city Bangkok city pass, where you can choose from 30 attractions, and how many you’d like to see. You’ll also have a day pass for a hop-on hop-off bus, so you have transportation between all the attractions and won’t need to book taxis or navigate public transportation on one of the days. Book this for just yourself, or a group of friends.

Don’t waste your time visiting attractions you don’t care about on a group tour, and instead spend your day at the sites you value most on this flexible tour of Bangkok. With a personal guide and sedan, you can mold this tour into whatever you want it to be or let your guide make the decisions for you and relax and enjoy the sites.

Have total flexibility with this city Bangkok city pass, where you can choose from 30 attractions, and even see them all if you like. You can choose a day pass for a hop-on hop-off bus or boat for one or two days to have transport between sites, too. You’ll have up to five days to see and do as much as you can.

Don’t miss a visit to Bangkok’s famous reclining Buddha at Wat Pho while you’re in the city. This large temple complex has much more to offer, too. Prebook this ticket to save time and money. You won’t have to purchase one at the entrance, so you can start exploring as soon as you get there, at your own pace.

Book your ticket in advance for a must- visit to Reclining Buddha Statue at Wat Pho temple in Bangkok. Experience local Buddhist practices firsthand in this active worship site, deepening your understanding of Thai religious culture. The package includes transfer from hotel to the temple. Once there, explore the site on your own; this package is great for independent travelers. For hotel transfers, we have offer 2 options; 1. only hotel pick up, so you have explore temple without time limits. 2. with round trip hotel transfer and you will be given 2.5 hours at temple and then drop off back to hotel.

The Erawan Museum is well known for its giant three-headed elephant art sculpture as exterior. This is the first and biggest hand-carved sculpture in the world. It is considered an important tourist attraction as well as a holy shrine for many believers. Erawan Museum started construction 1994 and has opened for the public since 2013. The building including the elephant sculpture is 43.6 meters in heights (equivalent of 14 stories building). The width of the elephant is 12 meters and length 39 meters. The weight of the elephant's body is 150 tons, and the elephant's head weights 100 tons. The outer layer of the elephant is lined with copper, the copper sheet 1.2 millimeters thick in various sizes from 4x8 feet to the smallest size that is a size of the palm. Every single copper sheet totaling in a hundred thousands sheets were slowly plated on with care and craftsmanship.

Discover some of Thailand’s most ancient relics at the ancient city of Muang Boran, where you’ll have a great collection of ancient ruins and monuments all in one location. This ticket will allow you to enter the area without having to pay for locally on the spot. Just arrive at the ancient city, then start exploring at your own pace.