Ancient City and Erawan Museum, Bangkok

Explore a miniature Thailand in a single day at this expansive outdoor complex, where you’ll encounter smaller versions of the country’s famous landmarks, including temples, palaces, gardens, and floating markets. Divided into five distinct park zones representing different regions of Thailand, the site features a mix of traditional and modern architecture. Immerse yourself in the nation’s history as you stroll through the Ancient City atmosphere, learning about its rich cultural tapestry and diverse arts along the way.

• Discover scaled-down replicas of Thailand’s renowned temples, palaces, gardens, and floating markets, among other attractions.
• Delve into Thailand’s cultural legacy while strolling through the Ancient City.
• Experience five unique park zones, each reflecting various Thai regions and featuring a fusion of old and new architectural styles.
• Highlight the knowledgeable guides who provide deep insights into the history, art, and significance of the locations, enhancing visitors’ understanding.
• Focus on the spiritual and artistic journey of visiting the Erawan Museum.

Notes

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Itinerary

• Grand Palace: Built in 1782, this palace served as the official residence of the Kings of Siam for over 150 years. Visitors can explore its ornate buildings, temples, and courtyards.
• Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha): This temple, located within the Grand Palace complex, is home to the revered Emerald Buddha statue. Visitors must dress modestly and remove their shoes before entering the temple. 
• Wat Pho: This temple complex is home to a massive reclining Buddha statue, as well as other impressive statues and buildings. It’s also known for its traditional Thai massage school.
• Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn): Located across the Chao Phraya River from the Old City, this temple is known for its stunning Khmer-style tower that glimmers in the sun. 
• Khao San Road: This famous street in the heart of the Old City is a popular spot for backpackers and tourists, with plenty of street vendors, bars, and restaurants.

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