Erawan Museum Bangkok Tickets

3 hours

About this activity

Visit Bangkok's Erawan Museum to explore a giant three-headed elephant statue housing ancient artifacts, stained-glass ceilings, and serene gardens.

Highlights

Explore the giant three-headed elephant statue
Discover ancient Thai, Chinese, and Southeast Asian artifacts
Marvel at the stained-glass ceiling depicting the cosmos
Wander through serene gardens with ponds and fountains
Learn about Thai culture and mythology through guided tours

Full description

Discover the Erawan Museum, a unique cultural gem in Bangkok's Samut Prakan province, renowned for its colossal three-headed elephant statue. This architectural marvel stands 29 meters tall and 39 meters long, symbolizing the Hindu mythological creature Airavata. Inside, the museum is divided into three levels representing the underworld, human earth, and heaven, each adorned with exquisite artifacts, including ancient Buddha statues, ceramics, and stained-glass ceilings depicting the cosmos. Surrounding the museum are tranquil gardens featuring ponds and fountains, offering a serene escape from the city's hustle. A guided tour provides insights into Thai culture and mythology, enhancing your visit to this architectural masterpiece.

Included / Excluded

Admission to Erawan Museum
Access to all museum levels and gardens
Guided tour with English-speaking guide

Transportation to and from the museum

Important information

Know before you book

The museum is open daily from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM; last ticket sale is at 5:00 PM.
Admission fees are 400 THB for adults and 200 THB for children.
Transportation to the museum is not included; consider using a taxi or public transport options.

Know before you go

Wear comfortable clothing and footwear suitable for walking and climbing stairs.
Allocate approximately 3 hours to fully explore the museum and gardens.
Photography is allowed in most areas; however, check for any restrictions, especially in temple sections.