Take a cultural trip through time and space

The Erawan Museum is located in Samut Prakan Province, Thailand. It is a stunning pink building that attracts countless tourists with its unique design and rich cultural connotations. This museum not only has a unique appearance, but inside is a world full of art and historical treasures. Transportation guide It is more convenient to get to the Three-Headed Elephant Museum from downtown Bangkok. You can choose to take the BTS to Chang Erawan Station and then walk about 1 kilometer there; or take a taxi directly, which costs about THB300-500, depending on traffic conditions. Opening hours and tickets The museum is open from 09:00 to 19:00 daily. The ticket price is THB400, which is about RMB 80💰. It is recommended to purchase tickets online in advance, the price is relatively favorable at RMB 58💰. Preparation and precautions for visiting You need to take off your shoes before entering the museum and dress appropriately. Shorts, skirts or tank tops are not allowed. If the dress code does not comply, the museum provides free shawls and sarongs. The temperature inside the museum is low, so it is recommended to bring a light jacket. Tour experience The museum is divided into three floors, representing hell, earth and heaven respectively. The "Hell" area on the first floor displays a wealth of antiques and cultural relics, and the collections are dazzling. The "human world" area on the second floor is a popular photo spot for Internet celebrities. The pink tones and gorgeous decorations make you feel like you are in a fairy tale world. The "Paradise" area on the third floor is a quiet and sacred space, symbolizing the lofty realm leading to the universe. 📷Photo recommendations Pink gate: The entrance to the museum is an excellent photo location. The pink buildings and unique decorations make girls excited. Spiral Staircase: The spiral staircase on the second floor is exquisitely designed and is an excellent background for shooting blockbusters. Paradise Area: The Paradise Area on the third floor is spacious and well-lit, making it suitable for taking artistic photos. Featured activities The museum regularly holds various cultural activities and lectures. Visitors can inquire in advance and participate in them to gain an in-depth understanding of Thailand's history and culture.