The Erawan Museum is easily visible from the metro thanks to its enormous, 44-meter-high, and estimated 250-ton three-headed elephant statue. It is undoubtedly one of Bangkok's most remarkable museums—or rather, one of the most remarkable in the neighboring province of Samut Prakan. Inside, you'll find a wealth of artworks, including collections of ceramics, antiquities, and ancient Buddha statues, all housed in an architecturally striking building. The large rose window is particularly worth seeing. Tourists often combine their visit to the Erawan Museum with a trip to the old city, located just a few kilometers away.

Admission: 400 THB per adult and 200 THB per child.

The easiest way to get to the Erawan Museum from the center of Bangkok is to take the BTS Sukhumvit metro line and get off at Chang Erawan station.

How to get there

How do I get to the Erawan Museum? The easiest way to reach the Erawan Museum from central Bangkok is via the BTS Sukhumvit metro line. Get off at Chang Erawan station.