The Erawan Museum houses a colossal, three-headed elephant sculpture – one of the world's largest hand-carved works of art. Visitors can explore the collections of Khun Lek Viriyapant and learn about traditional customs, Thai cultural heritage, and art. Numerous sculptures, artworks, and artifacts tell the story of Thailand's history and culture. Book your Erawan Museum ticket now and experience traditional customs and Thai art firsthand.

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Entrance ticket for Bangkok's old town

Entrance ticket for the Erawan Museum, Bangkok

The ancient city

Opening hours of the Erawan Museum

The Erawan Museum is open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with last entry at 5:00 PM. It is recommended to check the opening hours before visiting to avoid any closures.

Getting to the Erawan Museum

To get to the Erawan Museum, take the BTS line to either Pu Chao or Chang Erawan station (light green line). From Pu Chao station, you can easily reach the museum by taxi. Taxis are more convenient than tuk-tuks or motorbikes in this area.

You can use Grab taxis to get to the Erawan Museum.

Alternatively, bus route 511 runs through key areas such as Khao San Road and Sukhumvit Road towards the Erawan Museum. Air-conditioned buses 102, 507, and 536, as well as non-air-conditioned buses 25, 142, and 365, also stop nearby.

Best time to visit the Erawan Museum

The best time to visit the Erwan Museum is early morning, as there are fewer visitors then. Late afternoon also offers excellent opportunities for taking impressive photos. Weekdays are generally better than weekends, as there are fewer visitors. A visit to the Erwan Museum is particularly pleasant between November and February. The mild weather during this period makes exploring the museum an unforgettable experience.

Highlights of the Erawan Museum

  • At the Erawan Museum you can admire the huge three-headed elephant sculpture, one of the largest hand-carved sculptures in the world.
  • The Erawan Museum and the old town present visitors with unique sculptures that demonstrate traditional Thai artistry.
  • The Erawan Museum offers its visitors educational experiences that showcase cultural traditions, local history, and traditional workshop methods.

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