Bangkok Erawan Museum Tickets

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Immerse yourself in a spiritual and artistic journey at the stunning Erawan Museum, a hidden gem on the outskirts of Bangkok. This unique museum houses a sacred collection of religious and cultural art, housed within a colossal sculpture of a three-headed elephant that represents the universe according to Hindu and Buddhist cosmology.

The visit transports you through three symbolic levels: the underworld, earth and heaven. From the mystical gardens and staircases decorated with Thai sculptures, to the stained glass ceilings and Buddhist relics, every corner of this museum is designed to uplift your spirit and admiration for art.

Admission includes access to all rooms and gardens. Headphones are recommended to use the audio guide in English, Korean or Chinese. Children up to 5 years old are free with supervision.

Step inside a temple of art, religion and cosmology.
See the majestic three-headed Erawan elephant.
Enjoy the audio guide in English or Chinese on your own mobile phone.

Entrance to the Erawan Museum (all levels)
Traditional Thai costume: not allowed to be brought in from outside (fine of 600 THB).

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The Erawan Museum is not just a place for exhibitions, but a gateway to Thai spirituality, symbolism and artistic beauty. Created by Lek Viriyaphant, also responsible for the Shrine of Truth and Ancient Siam, this museum was conceived as a cultural sanctuary to preserve and honour Thailand's heritage.

From the outside, the museum is striking with its monumental bronze statue of a three-headed elephant (Erawan) standing on a pedestal with a total height of 44 metres. This image is impressive not only for its size, but also for its significance: it represents the Hindu myth of the sacred elephant that sustains the world.

Inside the museum, the tour is divided into three levels: the underworld, which houses a collection of ancient porcelain; the earth, which exhibits religious artefacts and a statue of the goddess Guan Yin; and finally, the sky, located inside the elephant's body, where relics of Buddha and sculptures of different styles and periods can be found.

The architectural design, stained glass windows and staircases decorated with spiritual symbols make this tour almost a meditative experience. At every turn, you will find yourself surrounded by elements that intertwine history, religion and beauty.

The gardens surrounding the museum, with their ponds, sculptures and flowering paths, invite contemplation and meditation. It is an ideal place for those seeking a spiritual break, an encounter with Thai history or simply artistic inspiration.