Ancient City Temple with ornate golden roofs over water, Bangkok, Thailand.
Three-headed elephant statue at Erawan Museum, Thailand.
Erawan Museum interior with ornate staircase and stained glass ceiling, Bangkok, Thailand.
Trimurti Shrine statue with multiple arms in ancient city, Thailand.
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Ancient City & Erawan Museum Tickets with Free Audio Guide, Bangkok

Bangkok
•Museums
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Duration: Varies (1 hour to 10 hours)

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Meals included
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Explore Bangkok's Ancient City & Erawan Museum with your own free audio guide for an engaging journey through Thailand’s rich history and artistry. Located in Samut Prakan, the Ancient City of Thailand covers over 300 hectares filled with historical architecture and modern artworks, making it one of Earth's largest outdoor museums. Step back into time as you discover more than 116 carefully detailed scaled-down Thai monuments within this interactive park ideal for all ages.

With this ticket explore the 300-hectare 'mini-Thailand' - the Ancient City and/or Erawan Museum's spiritual art and antiques.

Experience Thailand’s vibrant culture through 116 miniature replicas of sacred monuments, ancient houses, floating markets, and more, all in one day!

At Erawan Museum, explore the world's largest hand-carved three-headed elephant statue, view religious artifacts, and admire Thai art and architecture.

Choose to visit Ancient City (with or without meal), Erawan Museum, or both with a meal included.

Entry to Ancient City and/or Erawan Museum (as per option selected)

Access to daily cultural performances within Ancient City

Free audio guide in English, Chinese & Korean for Ancient City

Free audio guide in English & Chinese for Erawan Museum

Thai lunch buffet at Pavillion One restaurant (menu here) (as per option selected)

Ancient City Temple with ornate golden roofs over water, Bangkok, Thailand.

Ancient City Temple with ornate golden roofs over water, Bangkok, Thailand.

In the heart of Samut Prakan in Bangkok lies the educational and picturesque Ancient City of Thailand (Muan Boran). With over 300 hectares of historical architecture and modern art, the park is renowned as one of the largest outdoor museums on Earth. Ideal for visitors of all ages, the Ancient City allows you to get to know the country in a unique and interactive way.

Travel Back In Time To Ancient Thailand

Upon entry into the park, get to see over 116 scaled-down Thai monuments, historically accurate to the finest details. Some are reconstructions of famous temples, buildings, palaces, markets, and ruins from past eras of Thailand. Others are memorials of original relics exhibited at the park. The attractions are segregated into sections, depicting the country’s diverse culture, including the widely known Rangsan Zone.

An Adventure To Remember

Surrounding the Erawan museum, you will find a fairytale garden, perfect for an idyllic walk. Around it, you will encounter modern art, bridges, and unique sculptures. You can also visit the three elephants who reside here and feed them for an extra fee. After a day well-spent, restaurants and snack bars offer delicious meals to revitalize you. Don’t forget to pick up a few souvenirs on your way out!

Show timings

Location 1: Khun Phaen House (No. 19 on the map)

Performances: Traditional Thai Dance & Ancient Thai Boxing

Showtimes:

  • 10:40am

  • 2:15pm

  • 3:15pm

  • 4:40pm

Availability: Daily

Location 2: Floating Market (No. 45 on the map)

Performances: Thai Cultural Shows

Showtimes:

  • 11:15am

  • 1:30pm

  • 3:45pm

Availability: Daily

Please note: Show schedules may be subject to change during festivals or special events. We recommend verifying the latest timings during such periods.

Three-headed elephant statue at Erawan Museum, Thailand.

Three-headed elephant statue at Erawan Museum, Thailand.

Erawan Museum interior with ornate staircase and stained glass ceiling, Bangkok, Thailand.

Erawan Museum interior with ornate staircase and stained glass ceiling, Bangkok, Thailand.

Trimurti Shrine statue with multiple arms in ancient city, Thailand.

Trimurti Shrine statue with multiple arms in ancient city, Thailand.

What to bring

  • A valid photo ID for ticket verification.

  • Ensure your phone is charged to access the free multilingual audio guide.

What’s not allowed

  • Bringing your own Thai costumes is prohibited; a THB 600 penalty applies per costume.

  • Entry is not available for Thai passport holders.

  • Avoid revealing clothing such as shorts, short skirts, tank tops, or sleeveless tops.

Accessibility

  • Both attractions are wheelchair accessible with ramps and designated paths.

Additional information

  • Ancient City: Open daily from 9am to 7pm (last entry at 6pm).

  • Erawan Museum: Open daily from 9am to 6pm (last entry at 5pm, inside closes at 5:30pm).

  • If visiting both attractions, you must do so on the same day; they are about 25 minutes apart.

  • Pavillion One restaurant operates from 11am to 6pm.

  • Click here for the audio guide.

Boats with tourists and vendors selling fruit at Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, Thailand.

Boats with tourists and vendors selling fruit at Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, Thailand.

Hainanese chicken rice with soup and sauces, Singapore.

Hainanese chicken rice with soup and sauces, Singapore.

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FAQs

Bring a camera, comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, and a hat. It's also helpful to carry water bottles as there are limited drinking stations within the complex.
Your admission includes access to all main attractions with audio guides available in multiple languages. Some special exhibits require additional fees but are clearly marked at entry points.
While not mandatory, booking ahead is recommended especially during peak season (October-March). This ensures you avoid long queues and secure your preferred time slot.
Visits typically last around 2-3 hours, depending on your pace and interest level in each exhibit. Guided tours are available and usually run for about 2 hours.
The easiest way is by taxi or private car from Bangkok which takes about 1 hour 30 minutes. Alternatively, take the train to Hua Lamphong station and then a shuttle bus to reach the park.
Early morning between 6-8 AM is best for fewer crowds and beautiful golden light for photos. Avoid Fridays when it's closed for prayers. October to March offers cooler weather and the most comfortable experience. Sunrise visits provide the most magical atmosphere with stunning views.
Yes, it is suitable for all ages but especially children who enjoy history and mythology. The park offers interactive exhibits that make learning fun and engaging.
Photography is allowed throughout the park except for certain areas marked with no photography signs. Remember to turn off flash when near sculptures or ancient artifacts.
The Ancient City offers access to daily cultural performances and a Thai lunch buffet at Pavillion One restaurant, enhancing the exploration experience.
Revealing clothing such as shorts, short skirts, tank tops, or sleeveless tops are not allowed. Additionally, bringing Thai costumes incurs a penalty of THB 600 per costume.
This ticket option does not permit entry for Thai passport holders. Visitors must comply with other guidelines mentioned in terms of dress code and prohibited items.
You should have a valid photo ID for ticket verification and ensure your phone is charged to access the free audio guide.
A Thai lunch buffet is available at Pavillion One restaurant if you choose the package including both attractions or just Ancient City along with a meal.
The ticket allows you to visit the Ancient City of Thailand and/or Erawan Museum, featuring over 300 hectares of historical architecture at the former and spiritual art at the latter.
The park features over 116 scaled-down Thai monuments that include reconstructions of famous temples, buildings, palaces, markets, and ruins from past eras in Thailand.
Both the Ancient City and Erawan Museum are wheelchair accessible, ensuring comfort and convenience during your visit.
Yes, you can choose to visit either one or both attractions with this ticket option. A meal is included if selected as part of your visit package.
Yes, a free multilingual audio guide is provided in English, Chinese, and Korean for Ancient City, while Erawan Museum offers guides in English and Chinese.
Visitors should avoid revealing clothing such as shorts, short skirts, tank tops, or sleeveless tops. Additionally, bringing your own Thai costumes is prohibited and incurs a THB 600 penalty per costume.
The Erawan Museum is home to the world's largest hand-carved three-headed elephant statue, alongside religious artifacts and Thai art and architecture exhibits.
Entry is restricted for Thai passport holders.
While entry tickets cover the main experiences, you will need to account for your own personal expenses during the visit.
Ensure you have a valid photo ID for ticket verification and that your phone is charged to use the free multilingual audio guide provided at both locations.
The ticket includes entry to either the Ancient City, the Erawan Museum, or both (with a meal option), access to daily cultural performances within Ancient City, and free audio guides for each location.
The Ancient City features over 116 scaled-down replicas of Thai monuments, buildings, palaces, markets, and ruins. It's a large outdoor museum ideal for all ages offering an interactive way to explore Thailand’s history.
Both the Ancient City and Erawan Museum are wheelchair accessible.
You can choose an option that includes a Thai lunch buffet at Pavillion One restaurant along with your visit to the attractions.
To access the free multilingual audio guide, ensure your phone is charged. The guides are available in English and Chinese at both locations, with Korean also available at Ancient City.

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