Discover Thailand’s culture and heritage without leaving Bangkok’s outskirts on this half-day ride to Samut Prakan. Between an open-air park showcasing the country’s landmarks and a surreal three-headed elephant museum, this route offers a unique mix of education, artistry, and spiritual symbolism.

• Fully private & customisable — explore at your own pace with flexible timing.

• Pickup and drop off included with a professional, English-speaking driver.

Begin your journey at Ancient City (Muang Boran), a heritage park that recreates temples, palaces, and monuments from all corners of Thailand. Spread across landscaped grounds shaped like the map of the country, it allows you to experience the diversity of Thai culture in just one place. Whether you choose to explore by tram, rented bike, or simply on foot, each stop offers a different window into the nation’s past.

Next, step into Erawan Museum, a striking museum housed inside a massive three-headed elephant sculpture. The symbolism of the design extends to the museum’s three levels, which represent the underworld, earth, and heavens. Inside, cultural artefacts, religious art, and stunning stained-glass interiors create a surreal and unforgettable atmosphere.

After your visit, your driver will return you comfortably to Bangkok, making this a perfect half-day escape that blends history, spirituality, and creativity.

Please note, tickets are not included in the ride price.