• Erawan Museum - The Erawan Museum is renowned for its enormous three-headed elephant sculpture that adorns its exterior. This is the world’s first and largest hand-carved sculpture. It is both a significant tourist destination and a sacred site for many devotees.

This tour is not available for Thai nationals. If visiting together, please ensure payment is made directly at the counter.

• Muangboran (Ancient City) - The Ancient City, or Muang Boran, is an expansive open-air museum designed in the shape of Thailand. Here, visitors can explore numerous significant structures such as temples, palaces, and the remnants of ancient cities, showcasing Thailand’s history from its early days to the present.

The buildings are scaled-down replicas of the originals, approximately one-third of their original size. However, some structures are the original buildings that were dismantled and reconstructed in the Ancient City of Muang Boran.

Located in a vast park in Samut Prakan, about 30 kilometers from Bangkok, visitors can journey through Thai history and culture, experiencing the different empires and kingdoms that once thrived here, such as Lanna, Sukhothai, Ayutthaya, and Rattanakosin.

This tour is not available for Thai nationals. If visiting together, please ensure payment is made directly at the counter.

• Entrance Tickets for Ancient City.
• Entrance Tickets for Erawan Museum.
• Full day tour in Air-conditioned vehicle (6 - hours).
• All Tax & Service Charges.
• English Speaking Tour Guide

• Food & Beverages.
• Gratuaties (optional).
• Personal Expense.

Explore the rich culture, heritage, and history of ancient Thailand all in one location at “The Ancient City.” This site offers a vivid glimpse into Siam’s past and aims to share the story behind its creation. Every effort and dedication was invested to ensure the preservation of Thai culture.

The Erawan Museum is designed to showcase the spirit of Asia, preserving the essence of art and four major religions to enlighten Asian people. The name “Erawan” signifies rain, raincloud, and rainbow, inspired by the myth of Indra riding the Erawan Elephant to bring rain to the earth. The museum is divided into three levels: the underworld, the human earth, and heaven. The lowest level, known as Suvarnabhumi, represents the underworld, the second level symbolizes the human earth, and the third level, located within the elephant’s body, represents heaven.

• This tour not for Thai Nationality. If come with together should be pay customer directly at the counter

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.