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Visit Erawan Museum (Bangkok)

Overview Erawan Museum

Thai name : พิพิธภัณฑ์ช้างเอราวัณ
GPS : 13.628570,100.589072 (See on the map)
My opinion :

Known and recognizable from the metro thanks to its huge Erawan three-headed elephant image which is 44 meters high and should weigh around 250 tonnes. The Erawan Museum is undoubtedly one of the most remarkable museums in Bangkok. Actually, near Bangkok since it is in the neighboring province of Samut Prakan.

Inside you will find an abundance of works of art, such as collections of pottery and antiques and ancient Buddha statues housed in an architecturally very interesting museum. You will note in particular its large rose window. In general, tourist combine the visit to the Erawan Museum with Ancient City, a few kilometers further.

Practical information about Erawan Museum

Entrance: 400 THB per adult and 200 THB per child.

To visit Erawan Museum, you can also book one of the tours below.

How to get to Erawan Museum ?

The easiest way to get to the Erawan Museum from central Bangkok is to take the BTS metro Sukhumvit Line and get off at Chang Erawan station.

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Some tours going to Erawan Museum

Erawan Museum - The Ancient City - Bang Pu Seaside

Offered in English

This trip provide you with exploring impressing places in Samut Prakan province like The Gigantic Three Head Elephant at Erawan Museum and The Ancient City also called Muang Boran where you can immerse the value of Thainess in one day. And finish near te sea with a lot of seagulls.

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