What are the opening hours for The Erawan Museum and Ancient City?

The Erawan Museum is open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (last admission at 5:00 PM), and the Ancient City is open from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM (last admission at 6:00 PM).

Is there a dress code for visiting The Erawan Museum?

Yes, visitors must dress modestly as the museum is a cultural and religious site.

Can I purchase a combined ticket for The Erawan Museum and Ancient City?

Yes, combined tickets for both attractions are available and can be booked through the Thai Tourism.

Are guided tours available at The Erawan Museum?

Guided tours can be arranged upon request, but the standard ticket includes a multilingual audio guide.

Is photography allowed inside the museum?

Photography is permitted in designated areas. However, flash photography and tripods are not allowed to protect the exhibits.

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Discover two of Bangkok’s most iconic attractions in one ticket: The Erawan Museum and Ancient City. Admire the massive three-headed elephant sculpture and spiritual exhibits at the Erawan Museum, then journey through Thai history at the Ancient City’s open-air park of scaled-down landmarks.

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Step Into Thai Mythology & History in a Single Day
This self-paced tour offers access to both the Erawan Museum and Ancient City. Begin at the museum where three themed levels—underworld, earth, and heaven—are filled with ancient relics, artwork, and symbolism. Continue your cultural journey at the Ancient City, a 200-acre park featuring replicas of Thailand’s most revered monuments. Audio guides in English, Chinese, and Korean enrich your experience at both sites.
Perfect for history lovers, families, and culture seekers!