Ancient City and Erawan Museum
Explore Thailand's rich culture and history by visiting the Ancient City and the Erawan Museum. The Ancient City is a vast open-air museum with reconstructions of Thailand's most famous landmarks, from majestic temples to medieval palaces. Stroll or bike through the magnificently planted grounds, which highlight the country's architectural heritage. Visit the Erawan Museum, which features antiques, religious relics, and bright murals, as well as the towering three-headed elephant monument. The museum's calm grounds provide a peaceful escape, making these two attractions an ideal combination of art, history, and spirituality.
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Discover historical temples, shrines, and sculptures that showcase Thai traditions, folklore, and spiritual beliefs.- Admire more than 116 miniature models of historic ruins, monuments, and buildings, as you stroll around The Ancient City - the largest outdoor museum in the world.
- Witness the massive intricately designed three-headed elephant statue at the Erawan Museum.
- Learn everything about the Erawan Museum and Ancient City with an audio guide in English and Chinese.
- Wander through beautiful gardens at both sites and enjoy the serene environment.
Things to Note
- Bring Sun Protection: Since the Ancient City is an outdoor museum, carry sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses for protection against the sun.
- Dresscode: Please wear modestly and cover your knees and shoulders as this is a religious place.
- Walking: The Ancient City is large, so wearing comfortable shoes are recommended.
- Timings: Please arrive at the site at least 15 minutes before to the scheduled time for a hassle free entry.
- Photography Guidelines: While photography is allowed in most areas, check for restrictions, particularly in temples.
What to Expect
The Ancient City and Erawan Museum provides a comprehensive exploration of Thai art, history, and culture. The Ancient City is an open-air museum that recreates Thailand's most recognizable landmarks and architectural treasures. You can explore elaborately crafted replicas of palaces, temples, and monuments from across the country.
The Erawan Museum is famous for its massive three-headed elephant statue. It provides a fascinating peek into Thai mythology and artistic skill. The Erawan Museum provides a calm setting for learning, while the Ancient City is perfect for walking tours.
This tour also includes the option to enjoy a delicious lunch or dinner buffet during your visit. Also, audio guides are available in English, Chinese, and Korean language. Additionally, lush gardens encircle both locations, providing a peaceful environment for exploring.
How to reach Ancient City and Erawan Museum-
By MRT:
You can take the MRT Blue Line and get off at Bearing Station (Exit 1).
From Bearing Station, take a taxi or a local bus to Erawan Museum.
By BTS:
Take the BTS Sukhumvit Line and get off at Bang Na Station.
Take a taxi or local bus to reach the Erawan Museum from there.
Location
Operating Hours
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- SUNDAY : 09:00 - 17:00
- MONDAY : 09:00 - 17:00
- TUESDAY : 09:00 - 17:00
- WEDNESDAY : 09:00 - 17:00
- THURSDAY : 09:00 - 17:00
- FRIDAY : 09:00 - 17:00
- SATURDAY : 09:00 - 17:00
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