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Three-headed elephant statue at Erawan Museum, Bangkok, under a clear sky.

Lush garden with a pond and sculpture at Erawan Museum, Thailand.

Erawan Museum interior with ornate statues and vibrant ceiling art.

Stained glass ceiling and ornate pillar inside Erawan Museum, Bangkok.

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Discover priceless treasures in the three-headed elephant museum of Erawan, an architectural wonder where serenity meets surrealism.

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Stephan

Jan 2026

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Easy booking and good prices. The ancient City was amazing. U can either Rent a golfcart or a E-Bike (i rented the Bike, IT was way faster thank the carts and cheaper, 250 Baht für 3 h) Was great to See this. But i was dissappointed, because they use little elephants as an Attraction. Animals should never be abused for the Money..

Lecoq

Jan 2026

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I had a wonderful time. It's best to come in the morning, before noon, to avoid the crowds; the museum is really peaceful. However, the 15-minute walk between the BTS station (Chang Erawan) and the museum is a bit unpleasant: you have to walk past a garbage dump that smells really bad.

Sophie

Nov 2025

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I enjoyed so much the Ancient city. These magnificent monuments, the architecture, design and colors. It was very fun to drive around the site with the E-Bike. But this place is so huge, I think next time I will come earlier to have a chance to see each building one by one.

Witness the three-headed elephant sculpture that stands as the centerpiece of the Erawan Museum, a symbol of Thai cultural heritage and mythology.

Immerse yourself in the rich local heritage and customs through a diverse collection of rare artifacts and artworks spanning centuries.

Discover three floors: the underworld with ancient treasures, the earthly realm with ceramics, and celestial heights with Buddha relics and cosmic art.

Enhance your visit with an audio guide, offering insightful commentary on the museum's architecture, history, and significance.

Fun Fact: Visiting the Erawan Museum is believed to bring good luck and fortune, attracting many seeking blessings.

Entry to Erawan Museum

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These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Sahrish
Feb 2026
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The elephants are unique. The environment is really calm and relaxing. It was one of the highlights of my trip to Bangkok.
Mathieu
Feb 2026
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Realy simple to get tickets and way cheaper than in place tickets ! Incredibke
Ana
Feb 2026
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The electronic ticket was easily exchanged at the museum entrance.
Stephan
Jan 2026
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Easy booking and good prices. The ancient City was amazing. U can either Rent a golfcart or a E-Bike (i rented the Bike, IT was way faster thank the carts and cheaper, 250 Baht für 3 h) Was great to See this. But i was dissappointed, because they use little elephants as an Attraction. Animals should never be abused for the Money..
Lecoq
Jan 2026
Verified booking
I had a wonderful time. It's best to come in the morning, before noon, to avoid the crowds; the museum is really peaceful. However, the 15-minute walk between the BTS station (Chang Erawan) and the museum is a bit unpleasant: you have to walk past a garbage dump that smells really bad.

The mystical Erawan

Step into the world of Hindu mythology at the Erawan Museum, where legend comes to life as a colossal three-headed elephant. This structure honors Erawan, the sacred 33-headed white elephant of folklore, who carried God Indra between heaven and earth. Symbolizing virtuous action and prosperity, the museum spans three levels representing the Underworld, Earth, and Heaven. Here, you'll discover eastern antiques, religious iconography, and mesmerizing decor that bring ancient tales to vibrant life.

A cosmic journey

Begin your adventure at the Suvannabhumi level, marveling at rare artifacts like Chinese porcelain and Benjarong ceramics. Ascend to the Earth section, representing Mount Meru, where technicolor walls burst with artistic exuberance. Your journey peaks in the Tavatimsa Heaven, where art and spirituality blend in stunning Buddha images. After exploring these surreal displays, take a moment to wander through the museum's lush gardens, allowing the serenity of your surroundings to sink in.

What's not allowed

Strict Dress Code: sleeveless attire, skirts, and pants above knee-length are not allowed.

Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along on this experience.

Keep in mind food and beverages are not allowed on this experience. Pack wisely!

Additional information

This ticket is valid for foreign travelers only.

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Ticket Redemption Point

Redeem your voucher at The Erawan Museum

Address: 99/9 Moo 1 Bangmuangmai Muang Samut Parkan 10270

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Getting There

By Bus

The closest bus stop is Erawan Museum. It is a quick 4-min walk to the attraction.

Board buses 536 AC : Pak Nam - Mochit 2 (Expressway), 25 AC : Phraeksa Bo Din - Sanam Luang, 3-13 NGV (507 NGV) : Samrong - Southern Bus Terminal (Taling Chan) etc to get you there.