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Per PersonThe Ancient City (Muang Boran) and Erawan Museum are two of Thailand’s most iconic cultural landmarks. Located in Samut Prakan, just outside Bangkok, the Ancient City is a sprawling open-air museum featuring scaled-down replicas of Thailand’s most famous temples, monuments, and historical sites. It offers a journey through Thai history and architecture in one place. Nearby, the Erawan Museum is famous for its massive three-headed elephant sculpture and houses priceless religious and cultural artifacts across three beautifully decorated levels, each symbolizing part of the Thai cosmological universe. Together, these sites offer a rich and immersive cultural experience perfect for all ages.
Included and Excluded
- Free Audio Guide: Available in English, Chinese, and Korean.
- Thai Costume Rental: Optional with various colors available.
- Complimentary Digital Photo: Included with the elephant riding experience.
Insider Tips
- Visit Early in the Day: Arrive early to avoid crowds and enjoy cooler temperatures.
- Use the Free Audio Guide: Available in English, Chinese, and Korean—don’t miss the rich cultural insights it offers.
- Dress Comfortably & Modestly: Light clothing and comfortable shoes are best; modest attire is required for some areas.
- Rent a Bike or Tram: The Ancient City is large—bike or tram rentals help you cover more ground efficiently.
- Don’t Miss the View from the Elephant: Climb into the elephant at Erawan Museum for a beautifully decorated and unique experience.
- Take Advantage of Combo Packages: Save money and enjoy more with bundled tickets that include lunch, costumes, or activities.
- Stay Hydrated: Bring a refillable water bottle—walking around in the sun can get hot.
- Photography Tips: Best light is early morning or late afternoon; Thai costumes make your photos extra special.
- Respect Animal Guidelines: Elephant rides have age restrictions—helmets are provided for safety.
Activities Available
Discover replicas of Thailand’s most iconic landmarks.
Admire the massive three-headed elephant statue and intricate displays.
Enjoy a 15-minute ride through water, including a free digital photo.
Frequently Asked & Question
Ancient City: 09.00 – 19.00 hrs. Erawan Museum: 09.00 – 18.00 hrs.
No specific dress code, but comfortable clothing is recommended.
Yes, both are available for rent on a first-come, first-served basis.
Personal photography is allowed, but commercial photography requires permission.
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