Ancient Siam
Visit Ancient Siam, an outdoor museum replicating Thailand's landmarks. Explore Thailand's heritage with our discounted tickets and immerse in its culture.
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With this ticket explore the 300-hectare 'mini-Thailand' - the Ancient City and/or Erawan Museum's spiritual art and antiques.
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Experience Thailand’s vibrant culture through 116 miniature replicas of sacred monuments, ancient houses, floating markets, and more, all in one day!
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At Erawan Museum, explore the world's largest hand-carved three-headed elephant statue, view religious artifacts, and admire Thai art and architecture.
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Choose to visit Ancient City (with or without meal), Erawan Museum, or both with a meal included.
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With this ticket explore the 300-hectare 'mini-Thailand' - the Ancient City and/or Erawan Museum's spiritual art and antiques.
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Experience Thailand’s vibrant culture through 116 miniature replicas of sacred monuments, ancient houses, floating markets, and more, all in one day!
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At Erawan Museum, explore the world's largest hand-carved three-headed elephant statue, view religious artifacts, and admire Thai art and architecture.
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Choose to visit Ancient City (with or without meal), Erawan Museum, or both with a meal included.
53% off
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Witness the three-headed elephant sculpture that stands as the centerpiece of the Erawan Museum, a symbol of Thai cultural heritage and mythology.
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Immerse yourself in the rich local heritage and customs through a diverse collection of rare artifacts and artworks spanning centuries.
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Discover three floors: the underworld with ancient treasures, the earthly realm with ceramics, and celestial heights with Buddha relics and cosmic art.
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Enhance your visit with an audio guide, offering insightful commentary on the museum's architecture, history, and significance.
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Fun Fact: Visiting the Erawan Museum is believed to bring good luck and fortune, attracting many seeking blessings.
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Witness the three-headed elephant sculpture that stands as the centerpiece of the Erawan Museum, a symbol of Thai cultural heritage and mythology.
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Immerse yourself in the rich local heritage and customs through a diverse collection of rare artifacts and artworks spanning centuries.
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Discover three floors: the underworld with ancient treasures, the earthly realm with ceramics, and celestial heights with Buddha relics and cosmic art.
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Enhance your visit with an audio guide, offering insightful commentary on the museum's architecture, history, and significance.
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Fun Fact: Visiting the Erawan Museum is believed to bring good luck and fortune, attracting many seeking blessings.
35% off
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Visit the outdoor museum of Ancient City offering a rich take on Thailand’s architecture and history.
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Include a visit to the Erawan Museum to uncover rare collections and explore artifacts that hold significant historical importance.
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Enhance your exploration with a multilingual audio guide, available in various languages, offering in-depth insights and stories behind each landmark.
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Opt for round trip transfers to and from Central World. Completely immerse yourself in the culture by dressing in Thai costumes during your tour.
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Fun Fact: "Erawan" is the Thai name for "Airawata", the holy elephant with 7 trunks and 4 tusks from Hindu mythology.
More details
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Visit the outdoor museum of Ancient City offering a rich take on Thailand’s architecture and history.
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Include a visit to the Erawan Museum to uncover rare collections and explore artifacts that hold significant historical importance.
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Enhance your exploration with a multilingual audio guide, available in various languages, offering in-depth insights and stories behind each landmark.
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Opt for round trip transfers to and from Central World. Completely immerse yourself in the culture by dressing in Thai costumes during your tour.
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Fun Fact: "Erawan" is the Thai name for "Airawata", the holy elephant with 7 trunks and 4 tusks from Hindu mythology.
49% off
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Make the most of Bangkok! Book Mahanakhon SkyWalk and Ancient City together for a hassle-free way to see two must-visit highlights in one go.
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Watch the sunset 314m up at Mahanakhon SkyWalk with indoor & rooftop access plus soft drinks, then explore Thailand’s iconic replicas at Ancient City.
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Both attractions are an hour apart so you can visit them in one trip or on different days giving you the flexibility to explore at your own pace.
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Want more? Upgrade to include Erawan Museum, home to a giant three-headed elephant, plus a Thai buffet, located just 20 minutes from Ancient City.
More details
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Make the most of Bangkok! Book Mahanakhon SkyWalk and Ancient City together for a hassle-free way to see two must-visit highlights in one go.
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Watch the sunset 314m up at Mahanakhon SkyWalk with indoor & rooftop access plus soft drinks, then explore Thailand’s iconic replicas at Ancient City.
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Both attractions are an hour apart so you can visit them in one trip or on different days giving you the flexibility to explore at your own pace.
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Want more? Upgrade to include Erawan Museum, home to a giant three-headed elephant, plus a Thai buffet, located just 20 minutes from Ancient City.
24% off
Pro tips to help you make a pick
If you have some time to explore, consider purchasing a combo ticket that includes Ancient Siam and Erawan Museum. Not only do you get a deeper look into Thai history and culture, you also get up to 50% off on your tickets.
You have the option to upgrade your standard and combo Ancient Siam tickets to include a lunch or dinner meal as part of your experience.
Please note that standard Ancient Siam and Erawan Museum tickets only allow admission to the selected attraction.
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About Ancient Siam
Visit Ancient Siam, a one-of-a-kind outdoor museum, where you'll learn about the history and significance of Thai architecture and attractions such as Wat Chong Kham & Lan Chang Repository. Sounds interesting? Here's everything you need to know.
Ancient Siam is the world's largest outdoor museum, covering 320 hectares in area!
Lek Viriyaphant, the mastermind behind the Ancient City, initially wanted to build a golf-course shaped like Thailand, but changed his mind to this outdoor museum concept after he found the need to educate people on Thailand's history.
The entire area of the park is shaped to resemble Thailand, as seen on a map. Most of the structures are also placed quite close to their actual geographical location!
Though it is not spoken about as often, Ancient Siam has been around for quite some time now. The museum was constructed in 1963 and has been open to the public since 1972.
Why visit Ancient Siam?
Discover an offbeat spot near Bangkok
The Ancient City is only just now becoming a well known tourist attraction, so a lot of people don't hear about it until they do a ton of research. But visiting this outdoor museum is worth it to explore Thai architecture and landscapes, all within one attraction.
Experience South East Asia in a nutshell
While the museum is not large enough to cover all of South East Asia, you'll get to see replicas of monuments from Thailand (of course), Laos, Cambodia, and Myanmar. You might even be motivated to plan your next trip to one of these countries after seeing the mini-recreations.
A good alternative to sold out attractions
While the chances are quite low, in case you don't get tickets to visit attractions such as the Giant Swing or the Reclining Buddha, you can see a scaled down, accurate version at The Ancient City! But Ancient Siam is not just full of replicas, mind you; they also have several self designed structures that you won't find outside of the park.
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