Half Day
No Cancel
Unlimited
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Step into a world of craftsmanship, culture, and mythology at the Erawan Historical center Bangkok, home to the famous three-headed elephant statue that stands as an image of Thai legacy. This exhibition hall offers an interesting mix of the most profound sense of being and creative craftsmanship, making it a must-visit fascination for those interested in Thailand’s wealthy traditions. Inside, Experience three levels, each speaking to distinctive infinite domains in Buddhist and Hindu convictions. The Black market, found in the base of the elephant, houses uncommon collectibles and devout artifacts. The Soil Level highlights shocking stained-glass ceilings and complex carvings, making a serene and otherworldly air. At the Paradise Level, guests can respect a collection of sacrosanct relics in a flawlessly brightened dome. Surrounding the exhibition hall is a quiet place with figures and wellsprings, advertising a unwinding space to walk around and take in the quiet environment.
Note: Please bring a valid ID for verification if required.
The historical center is open every day from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Yes, unassuming clothing is required. Guests ought to wear dress that cover shoulders and knees, as the exhibition hall is a put of social and devout significance.
Photography is permitted, but streak and tripods may be confined interior certain areas.
Most guests spend 1.5 to 2 hours investigating the gallery and gardens.