Ancient City Bangkok and Erawan Museum Tickets
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Flexible Tickets
USD 4.09
Key Highlights
- Explore the Ancient City where you can see and experience downsized replicas of famous temples, palaces, gardens, and traditional floating markets.
- In 5 distinct zones in the park, you will find different regions of Thailand showcased by the blend of traditional and modern architecture.
- Culture, history, and art come alive through expert guides.
- For a spiritual experience in art, visit the Erawan Museum to view awe-inspiring architecture that highlights Thailand's spiritual essence.
About Ancient City Bangkok and Erawan Museum Tickets
Step into Ancient City, one of the world’s largest outdoor museums, where you can travel across Thailand in a single day. The park features more than 116 scaled-down replicas and reconstructions of the country’s most sacred temples, palaces, and historical monuments. As you wander through beautifully landscaped grounds, you’ll discover architectural wonders from every region of Thailand and gain a deeper appreciation of the nation’s rich cultural heritage.
Continue your journey at the remarkable Erawan Museum, famous for its gigantic three-headed elephant sculpture that towers above the museum building. Inside, the museum showcases an impressive collection of Thai and Asian antiquities gathered by Khun Lek Viriyapant. Admire intricate Eastern iconography, vibrant stained-glass ceilings, and the museum’s distinctive psychedelic interior design that blends mythology, religion, and art.
Outside, peaceful gardens and scenic pathways invite you to enjoy a relaxing walk surrounded by nature. With a single ticket granting access to both attractions, this experience is the perfect way to discover Thailand’s culture, history, and artistic traditions while enjoying great value and convenience.
Inclusions
- Entry to Ancient City
- Free audio guide in English, Chinese & Korean (Ancient City)
- Entry to Erawan Museum
- Free audio guide in English & Chinese (Erawan Museum)
- Guide
- Rental Thai costumes (if option selected)
Exclusions
- Hotel transfer
Insiders' Tips
Due to its large size, it is advised to get a bike or a car when visiting the Ancient city Bangok as it can take some time to walk and experience it.
Additional Information
- The operating hours are from 9 am to 5 pm
- Make sure to wear modest and conservative clothing. Avoid wearing shorts, short skirts, or sleeveless tops/shirts when visiting sacred sites.
- Please observe appropriate manners when visiting temples and sacred spaces.
- Follow the guidelines provided by the guides for a smooth tour.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellable and Refundable
Instant cancellation 24 Hrs before visit date
No Show Charge 100%
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Ratings & Reviews
The traditional houses and village gave a real sense of old Thailand. The gardens and grounds are gorgeous for photography....
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A brilliant day trip out of Bangkok. The floating market and old village recreate traditional Thai life,...
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The old market town, with its traditional food and shops, was a real treat. It's enormous,...
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Everyone said it was a hidden gem, and they were right. It's a wonderful cultural escape from the Bangkok bustle....
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The concept, a map-shaped park of Thailand's monuments, is genuinely clever. Best value booked online in advance....
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A hidden gem well worth the trip. The golf cart is charged per hour, at around 350 baht for the first hour....
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The free bikes make exploring the huge park at your own pace a joy. The Khmer-style structures in the northern section were fascinating....
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It's a modern recreation rather than genuine ruins, but beautifully done. The floating market and old village recreate traditional Thai life,...
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The detail and craftsmanship on the buildings are remarkable. The scale of the park is genuinely impressive....
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A hidden gem well worth the trip. A guide helps, as the signage is sparse. Worth a look,...
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The park is calm and spacious, a real breath of fresh air. A bit pricey for foreigners, but a memorable day....
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Wandering through the recreated old Thai village was a lovely cultural touch. You often can't go inside the buildings,...
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The concept, a map-shaped park of Thailand's monuments, is genuinely clever. We spent about half a day and still didn't see everything....
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Everyone said it was a hidden gem, and they were right. Some found it pricey for a park of replicas....
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The buildings span every era and region of Thai history. It's a fascinating, beautiful and relaxing day out....
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A brilliant day trip out of Bangkok. It's a wonderful cultural escape from the Bangkok bustle....
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Stepping inside the old Thai houses to see how people lived was a highlight. A guide helps,...
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The buildings span every era and region of Thai history. You often can't go inside the buildings,...
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A hidden gem well worth the trip. It's huge, so you can't see everything in one visit....
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The floating market, with its food stalls and vendors, was a lovely spot for lunch....
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