Erawan Museum

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.

Visit the outdoor museum of Ancient City offering a rich take on Thailand’s architecture and history.

Include a visit to the Erawan Museum to uncover rare collections and explore artifacts that hold significant historical importance.

Enhance your exploration with a multilingual audio guide, available in various languages, offering in-depth insights and stories behind each landmark.

Opt for round trip transfers to and from Central World. Completely immerse yourself in the culture by dressing in Thai costumes during your tour.

Fun Fact: "Erawan" is the Thai name for "Airawata", the holy elephant with 7 trunks and 4 tusks from Hindu mythology.

Make the most of Bangkok! Book Mahanakhon SkyWalk and Ancient City together for a hassle-free way to see two must-visit highlights in one go.

Watch the sunset 314m up at Mahanakhon SkyWalk with indoor & rooftop access plus soft drinks, then explore Thailand’s iconic replicas at Ancient City.

Both attractions are an hour apart so you can visit them in one trip or on different days giving you the flexibility to explore at your own pace.

Want more? Upgrade to include Erawan Museum, home to a giant three-headed elephant, plus a Thai buffet, located just 20 minutes from Ancient City.

Travel all of Thailand in a day at Ancient City, where five park zones bring diverse regions to life in one of the world's largest open-air museums.

Wander through mini replicas of landmarks like the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, typical Thai houses, a floating market, etc, enhanced by an audio guide.

Don a traditional Thai costume for an authentic experience at Ancient City, and enjoy an optional Thai lunch or dinner depending on your visit time!

Consider visiting the Erawan Museum, shaped like a three-headed elephant, housing a vast trove of ceramics, sculptures, and more across three levels.

Fun fact: The Grand Palace replica at the Ancient City is an incredible 1:1 scale model of the original!