The 10 Best Ancient City and Erawan Museum Tickets from Bangkok

1.Private Guided Day Tour to Erawan Museum & Ancient City

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 25 reviews · from $111Our pick

Visit the three-headed elephant at Erawan Museum, then explore Muang Boran, a vast open-air park shaped like Thailand. Your private group travels by air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking guide. Guides have included Yut, Wat, Pat, Jon, and Bella, though English fluency can vary.

“Wat and Pat were amazing. They were so knowledgeable and catered to us at every turn. Such a great intro to Thai culture.”

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2.Ancient City (Mueang Boran) Entrance Tickets With Hotel Transfer

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 14 reviews · from $47

Visit Muang Boran, Bangkok’s huge open-air museum shaped like Thailand. Your package includes admission and hotel transfers, with bikes and tram transport available across the 240-acre site. Plan for four to five hours, and confirm which transport options are included before booking.

“The only thing about this that went well was having a driver to go to and from. However, my driver didn’t know English so he was unable to help me when I ran into a problem upon arriving. No where in this listing did it state to bring your physicRead more”

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3.Muang Boran : Ancient City of Samut Prakan Tour from Bangkok

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 11 reviews · from $125

Spend about five hours visiting Muang Boran, a 240-acre open-air museum south of Bangkok. Cindy, one named guide, is praised for clear storytelling and a dance show adds local color. Entry, an English-speaking guide, and air-conditioned return transport are included.

“Great experience. In one place you learn everything about Thailand History & Culture . Cindy The guide fluent in English and knows the history by heart , Cindy is a brilliant story teller. The Dance show gives folkloric flavour to the day.”

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4.Ancient City Bangkok and Erawan Museum Tickets

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 8 reviews · from $10Best value

Choose Ancient City, Erawan Museum, or both for a self-guided day of Thai art and architecture. See more than 100 recreated landmarks, rent a bike or take a tram, then visit Erawan’s three-level elephant museum. Optional packages add lunch, cooking, costumes, photos, or rice-ball feeding.

“A nice slow lovely day biking around the sight visiting each structure at my own pace. It was a great experience and glad I did it.”

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5.Private Tour for Ancient City Bangkok and Erawan Museu(min 2 pax)

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 8 reviews · from $123

Travel from central Bangkok to Samut Prakan in an air-conditioned vehicle, visit the giant three-headed elephant at Erawan Museum, then explore Ancient City’s full-scale Thai monuments. The tour includes admission, buffet lunch, and an English guide, though you should confirm guide arrangements before booking.

“This is a fantastic day out. An hour at the the Erawan Museum was perfect, before we moved on to the Ancient City. This place is huge! Our guide, June, was brilliant throughout. She drove us around the park, making sure we saw all the main bRead more”

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6.Bangkok Ancient Wonders: Muang Boran Ancient City & Erawan Museum

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 7 reviews · from $223Top rated

Join a private English-speaking driver and guide for a 12-hour outing from Bangkok. Feed your camera at Bang Pu, explore more than 100 Thai architectural replicas at Muang Boran by golf cart or bike, and finish beneath Erawan Museum’s giant three-headed elephant. Lunch, transport, admissions, and water are included.

“The Muang Borang Ancient City Open Air Museum is a great way to experience the regional differences in the iconography of Buddhism and how these impact the belief system in Thailand. The Erawan Museum was very impressiveRead more”

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7.Muang Boran – The Ancient City of Samut Prakan Admission Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 6 reviews · from $42

Enter Muang Boran in Samut Prakan with a mobile admission ticket and explore Thailand-shaped grounds at your own pace. See scaled replicas and rebuilt originals linked to Lanna, Sukhothai, Ayutthaya, and Rattanakosin history. Transport, lunch, bikes, and golf carts are not included.

“Don`t book THIS trip! 52 dollars, no guide, no transport, no golf cart or even bike included in Ancient city! Only lunch! When i get there i saw ticket for foreigners are 700 baht (20 dollars)! The lunch is 280 baht (8 dollars)! I paid 1600 baht extra for taxi to get there, and if i waRead more”

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8.Erawan Museum Ticket (NON THAI)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · from $10

See Erawan Museum’s giant three-headed elephant, explore three floors of Thai art and religious objects, then consider adding Ancient City nearby. This non-Thai ticket costs $10.42, suits families and culture fans, and is reachable by BTS at Chang Erawan station.

“Beautiful Historic Piece of Thailand . You must go see it as even though there can be mixed reviews it is beautiful”

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9.Muang Boran – The Ancient City of Samut Prakan

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 4 reviews · from $125

Travel from Bangkok to Muang Boran with an English-speaking guide such as Cindy, riding in an air-conditioned vehicle and exploring a 240-acre open-air museum of Thai monuments, art, antiques, and scaled replicas. Choose a private or small-group visit, with pickup and admission included.

“Had a wonderful experience walking around and Cindy my tour guide was awesome! I recommend going there and it's really nice.”

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10.Bangkok Ancient City Ticket (NON THAI)

★★★★★★★★★★3.0 · 3 reviews · from $14

You’ll explore Mueang Boran, a 320-hectare open-air museum near Samut Prakan, where 116 Thai monuments are arranged like a map of the country. Expect a self-guided visit of about four to five hours, with mobile entry and an optional buffet lunch.

“This was kind of disappointing: fading buildings and colors, elephant rides and the smell of elephant poop, need to rent a golf cart by the hour to get around, and really not much to see. We were allured by the photos, and warn you not to be. The photos of this place are vibraRead more”

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