The Ancient City And Erawan Museum Combo Tickets Bangkok

The Ancient City and Erawan Museum Combo Tickets Bangkok

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Grand Thai temples with golden spires and ornate elephant statue reflected in canal water at sunset, Bangkok historical landm
Golden domed temple with tiered roof at The Ancient City Bangkok, surrounded by manicured gardens and palm trees along wide p
Thai Buddhist temple with white walls, black and gold tiered roofs, and ornate spires under blue sky in Bangkok's Ancient Cit
Traditional wooden Thai structures with tiered roofs built over calm water canals at The Ancient City in Bangkok
Aerial view of Ancient City theme park with ornate Thai temple structures and golden spires on islands surrounded by water an

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This combo ticket covers admission to two of the Bangkok area's best-known cultural sites: Ancient City (Muang Boran), an open-air museum in Samut Prakan, and the Erawan Museum, home to a giant three-headed bronze elephant statue. One ticket gives you entry to both, without booking separate admissions.

Ancient City is laid out in the shape of Thailand and is recognised as one of the world's largest outdoor museums, with more than 100 scaled replicas of the country's temples, palaces and historic monuments spread across landscaped grounds that are best covered on foot, by tram, or by renting a golf cart. At the Erawan Museum, the main draw is the elephant statue itself, with its base and body built out as exhibit floors holding antiques and religious art, reached by a stairway that runs up through the statue's legs into the body above.

Transport between the two sites is not included, so it is worth planning your own transfer if you want to visit both in a single day. Rayna's local Bangkok team handles the ticket booking, so any questions about entry or timing can go straight to them.

  • Explore Ancient City (Muang Boran), an open-air museum in Samut Prakan laid out in the shape of Thailand.
  • Recognised as one of the world's largest outdoor museums, with more than 100 scaled replicas of Thai temples, palaces and monuments.
  • See the Erawan Museum's giant three-headed bronze elephant statue, one of the Bangkok area's most recognisable landmarks.
  • One combo ticket covers admission to both sites, so you do not need to book separate tickets.
  • Admission ticket to Ancient City (Muang Boran)
  • Admission ticket to Erawan Museum
  • Transport between Ancient City and Erawan Museum
  • Optional tram or golf cart rental at Ancient City
  • Personal expenses
  • Food and drinks unless purchased on-site
  1. Download or save your voucher once your booking is confirmed.
  2. Present the voucher (mobile or printed) at the entrance of each attraction.
  3. Carry a valid photo ID together with your voucher.
  • Ancient City's grounds are mostly outdoors, so comfortable shoes and sun protection are recommended.
  • Transport between Ancient City and Erawan Museum is not included, so plan your own transfer if you want to visit both in a day.
  • Optional tram or golf cart rental is available at Ancient City if you prefer not to walk the full grounds.
  • The Erawan Museum is spread across multiple floors, including space inside the elephant statue itself, and involves some stairs.
  • Present your voucher at the entrance of each site to gain admission.
  • Carry a valid, government-issued photo ID when visiting.
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Frequently Asked Questions

This ticket includes admission to Ancient City (Muang Boran) and the Erawan Museum, so one purchase covers entry to both sites.
Ancient City is an open-air museum in Samut Prakan, laid out in the shape of Thailand and recognised as one of the world's largest outdoor museums. It contains more than 100 scaled replicas of the country's temples, palaces and historic monuments.
The Erawan Museum is known for its giant three-headed bronze elephant statue, which houses exhibit floors of antiques and religious art within its base and body.
No, transport between the two sites is not included in this ticket. It is worth arranging your own transfer if you plan to visit both in the same day.