Erawan Museum
The Erawan Museum in Samut Prakan is recognised by its enormous three-headed elephant sculpture. Inside, the museum is arranged around three symbolic levels representing the underworld, the human world, and heaven. Decorative stairways, religious imagery, and collections of art and antiques contribute to the experience, while the upper level is located within the elephant's body. The surrounding garden includes references to Thai literature and mythical creatures. A visit combines the striking exterior with an interior designed to connect art, spiritual ideas, and cultural storytelling.
About this attraction
The Erawan Museum is one of Samut Prakan’s most distinctive landmarks, famous for its monumental three-headed elephant sculpture. The museum is arranged across three symbolic levels—Suvarnabhumi, the Human Earth and the Cosmos—and features religious art, antiques, stained glass, decorative craftsmanship and cultural collections. Visitors can also explore the surrounding gardens and pilgrimage areas around the museum.
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Visitor information
Address99/9 Moo 1, Sukhumvit Road, Bang Mueang Mai, Mueang Samut Prakan District, Samut Prakan 10270, Thailand
Visit adviceChild: age 6–14 years. Age 2–5 years free.
