BANGKOK · THAILAND
Bangkok’s best days out.
The 14 most popular museums tours in Bangkok. The ones worth planning a day around, with prices, run times and the operator who runs each.
Visit Bangkok-area Erawan Museum for about $12. See the three-headed bronze Airavata elephant, 3 themed realms, and easy BTS access.
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Skip-the-line guided tour of Bangkok’s Patpong Museum. Air-conditioned, interactive, adult-themed with a bar stop and priority entry.
“0. Either the place doesnt exist or has closed but I paid money to someone or something and when I called to see how to get there It sounded like someone on a motorcycle and they couldnt understand me . So I just forfeited the 10 bucks”
Ticket to Ancient City in Samut Prakan with optional Erawan Museum. See 116 Thai monuments outdoors, plus transport, food, and tips.
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Private Bangkok day tour pairing Erawan Museum and Muang Boran Ancient City, with an English guide, tickets included, and a smooth 6-hour plan.
“The two tour guides were excellent, but I had to pay an additional 650 baht for my Thai friend after buying two full priced tickets, that the company should have taken care of. Very disappointing. The tour, however, was interesting, the highlight being riding around the massive ancient city on a golf cart.”
Experience Jim Thompson’s House plus Suan Pakkard Palace and Bangkok’s National Museum in one guided half-day with pickup and included admission.
“Lovely former residence of Jim Thompson silk merchant. Nicely displayed collection s as well as historical perspective. National Museum with several fascinating items.”
Skip the taxi stress with a Jim Thompson House ticket plus one-way hotel pickup in Bangkok, with access to all galleries at your pace.
“Lovely tour. Interesting details about the life of Jim Thompson, beautiful art and a peaceful and relaxed setting.”
Get mobile tickets with guaranteed skip-the-line entry to Ancient City (Mueang Boran) and/or Erawan Museum in Bangkok.
“Really enjoyed the beautiful grounds and Erawan museum. It was a hoot driving the golf cart around the Ancient City. We brought our own “costumes” and took many amazing pictures during the day and then with the great lighting later towards evening.”
Bangkok day trip with Bang Pu seafront, Muang Boran open-air Thai replicas, and the Erawan Museum’s three-headed elephant.
“The Muang Borang Ancient City Open Air Museum is a great way to experience the regional differences in the iconography of Buddhism and how these impact the belief system in Thailand. The Erawan Museum was very impressiveRead more”
Private Bangkok day trip with Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew, National Museum, and an authentic Thai cooking class with market tour and tuk-tuk ride.
“The vehicle was spotless and well-maintained. I discovered this company through a Google search and was initially quite skeptical. However, after reaching out to them, I successfully arranged my company's meeting in Bangkok, Thailand. The entire trip went smoothly Read more”
Bangkok ticket to the Erawan Museum: giant three-headed elephant, three sacred levels, gardens, and a multi-language audio guide.
“While Thailand offers vibrant nightlife and comfortable hotels, don't miss the chance to explore its cultural gems during the day. Grab a taxi or the Skytrain to one of Thailand captivating sights - Erawan Museum in Samut Prakan Province.”
See Bangkok’s Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho and explore Museum Siam’s interactive Thailand stories, with a guided 3-hour private tour.
“It was my second time visit here. Seeing the reclining Buddha is worth the experience and the trip as it is also far from the city. For this time around, I took my son with me and I am happy that he got to experience and see the place for himself also.”
Bangkok to Kanchanaburi day trip: River Kwai Bridge, JEATH Museum, Death Railway train ride, war cemetery, and lunch.
“Well organized and very informative Tour guide Oom was knowledgeable and entertaining He presented the material well with great audio visuals”
Bangkok’s Ancient City and Erawan Museum: Muang Boran’s 5-region landmarks plus the three-headed elephant, with optional Thai buffet.
“Arawan Museum is 11 km away from Ancient City, and you are on your own to get from one location to another. This package was very deceiving, and the walk from the Chang Awaran BTS skytrain takes about 15 minutes and is in a very bRead more”
See Thailand through two stops near Bangkok: Erawan Museum inside a three-headed elephant and Ancient City’s 116 monument replicas.
“Beautiful Historic Piece of Thailand . You must go see it as even though there can be mixed reviews it is beautiful”
Every temple, market and rooftop in the city, and every road out of it.
