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Discover a New Side of Thailand
The Erawan Museum
The Erawan Museum is a fascinating museum that showcases Thailand's religious colors and artistic harmony. It's worth visiting to see unique architecture featuring Thai mythology, as well as various cultural heritages such as Buddha statues, ceramics, and sculptures. Create new memories of Bangkok by visiting this beautiful museum.

Located Underneath Three Elephant Statues
The Erawan Museum is famous for its giant Erawan elephant statue, which houses various artworks and artifacts inside. The museum harmoniously blends traditional Thai architecture with modern design and is surrounded by beautiful gardens and ponds. Spend a special time in this historically significant place.
The Legend of the Erawan Elephant

Knowing the myth of the Erawan elephant before visiting the museum will make your visit even more special. According to folklore, Erawan is a young god living in the realm of heaven. When Indra, one of the gods, wants to travel, the young god becomes a white elephant named Erawan, so Thais believe that elephants are magical creatures that serve the gods.
Museum Structure

The Erawan Museum is divided into three floors. According to ideas from the Book of Bumita, the first floor of the museum represents Suwannaphum, the underworld, the second floor is the land of humans, and the third floor is described as heaven inside the elephant's body. It will be fun to explore the museum knowing this structure.
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Erawan Museum
JHHQ+CH, Tambon Bang Muang Mai, Mueang Samut Prakan District, Samut Prakan 10270 Thailand
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Operating Hours :
Monday - Sunday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
※ Last admission to the interior is at 5:30 PM, and the exterior can be viewed until 6:00 PM.
※ Last entry is 1 hour before closing.
※ For detailed operating hours, please refer to the official website before visiting.
Erawan Museum


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