• Entrance ticket for the Ancient City and the Erawan Museum

    • Discover Thailand's rich culture and history in the Old City and the Erawan Museum. The Old City is a sprawling open-air museum featuring reconstructions of Thailand's most famous landmarks, from majestic temples to medieval palaces. Stroll or cycle through the beautifully landscaped grounds, which showcase the country's architectural heritage. Visit the Erawan Museum with its antiquities, religious relics, and vibrant murals, as well as the imposing three-headed elephant monument. The museum's tranquil atmosphere offers a place to relax, making these two attractions an ideal combination of art, history, and spirituality.

    Highlights of the Ancient City and the Erawan Museum (Ticket)

  • Discover historic temples, shrines and sculptures that reflect Thai traditions, folklore and spiritual beliefs.
  • Admire more than 116 miniature models of historical ruins, monuments and buildings as you stroll through the Ancient City – the world's largest open-air museum.
  • Admire the enormous, intricately crafted three-headed elephant statue in the Erawan Museum.
  • Learn everything you need to know about the Erawan Museum and the ancient city with an audio guide in English and Chinese.
  • Stroll through the beautiful gardens of both places and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

    • Useful information about tickets for the Ancient City and the Erawan Museum

  • Since the ancient city is an open-air museum, you should bring sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun.
  • Please dress modestly and cover your knees and shoulders, as this is a religious place.
  • The old town is large, so comfortable shoes are recommended.
  • Please arrive at the venue at least 15 minutes before the scheduled time to ensure smooth entry.
  • Photography is allowed in most areas, but please check for any restrictions, especially in temples.

    • What to expect with tickets for the Museum of the Ancient City and the Erawan Museum

    The Ancient City and Erawan Museum offer a comprehensive insight into Thai art, history, and culture. The Ancient City is an open-air museum that meticulously recreates Thailand's most famous landmarks and architectural treasures. Visitors can discover intricately crafted replicas of palaces, temples, and monuments from across the country.

    The Erawan Museum is famous for its enormous three-headed elephant statue. It offers a fascinating glimpse into Thai mythology and artistry. The museum itself provides a tranquil learning environment, while the old town is ideal for strolling.

    This tour also offers the opportunity to enjoy a delicious lunch or dinner buffet during your visit. Audio guides are available in English, Chinese, and Korean. Both locations are surrounded by lush gardens, providing a tranquil atmosphere for exploration.

    How do you get to the old city (Mueang Boran) in Bangkok?

    You can easily reach Bangkok's old town by following these steps:

  • Take the BTS Skytrain – Board the BTS and travel to Kheha station (terminus of the Sukhumvit line).
  • Transfer to local transport - From Kheha railway station you can take the Songthaew shuttle bus number 36 or hire a local taxi for a short trip to the old town.

    • This is the most cost-effective way to reach the old town by combining the BTS Skytrain with local transport.

    How do I get to the Erawan Museum in Bangkok?

    You can easily reach the Erawan Museum Bangkok by following these steps:

  • By MRT: You can take the blue MRT line and get off at Bearing station (Exit 1). From there, you can take a taxi or a public bus to get there.
  • By BTS: Take the BTS Sukhumvit Line and get off at Chang Erawan BTS station. From there you can continue by taxi or local bus.

    • Inclusions

  • Cultural performances in the old town
  • Entrance ticket only (Ancient City and/or Erawan Museum, depending on the option chosen)
  • Lunch buffet (time selectable on site) in the Pavilion One restaurant (Thai buffet) from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm (depending on the option chosen)
  • Cooking class (based on your chosen option)
  • Thai papaya salad (make your own, depending on the option chosen)
  • Feeding elephants rice balls (depending on your chosen option)
  • Free Thai milk tea (depending on the option chosen)

    • Exceptions

    Location

    Opening hours of the Ancient City and the Erawan Museum

  • WEDNESDAY: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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