The Erawan Museum houses a freestanding sculpture of a three-headed elephant – the first and largest freestanding sculpture created by hand-poking. It is considered an important and sacred tourist attraction in Samut Prakan province and is a must-see.

The Erawan Museum was built in 1994 and officially opened in 2003. The elephant and its accompanying building are 43.6 meters high (equivalent to a 14-story building), 12 meters wide, and 39 meters long, weighing 150 tons (body weight) and 100 tons (head weight), respectively. The entire exterior of the elephant is covered with copper sheets. These sheets, approximately 1.2 millimeters thick, come in various sizes, from 1.2 x 2.4 meters to sheets the size of a hand. Hundreds of thousands of pieces were meticulously assembled and decorated.

Entrance fee for Thai citizens (incl. flowers, incense sticks, access to the garden area)

● Adults 250 Baht / Children 125 Baht

Ticket price for foreigners

● Adults 400 Baht / Children 200 Baht

You can visit us at your leisure between 6:00 PM and 7:00 PM.