exploring the ancient city.

The Elephant Museum

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Are you into Artifacts? One of the best place to get to know more about Thailand ❤️ The Erawan Museum is known for its giant three-headed elephant art sculpture as exterior. This is the first and biggest hand-carved sculpture in the world--43 meters high. Interesting place to visit if you have time to spare. Good place to snap some photos and to observe Buddhist culture. Place is easy to visit via the Chang-Erawan BTS station from Bangkok city center. Short taxi ride is required upon exiting the station but on return, free shuttle from museum is available. Erawan Museum, truly stands to be called one of Bangkok’s most unique attractions. The Erawan Museum houses one of Thailand’s most exquisite private art collections while simultaneously serving as a visual representation of the three-tiered cosmology of Thailand’s Theravada Buddhism: the underworld, the human world and the heavens. The Erawan Museum was commissioned to be built by Mr. Lek Viriyapant (Prapai Viriyapant), in order to preserve his personal collection of antiques and sacred objects in a manner that would contribute to Thai heritage.

📍 999 Moo 1, Sukhumvit Rd., Samrong Nuea, Samutparkan 10270 Thailand Craving for some Japanese food but in a low budget? This place is perfect. Please do dropby at Sukiya Japanese Restaurant. It is located inside Imperial Mall Samrong. Imperial World - Samrong is a shopping mall that is part of the Imperial Group chain of malls. It is located in the Samrong area (approximately 25km from downtown Bangkok). The Imperial Group has set itself up with the aim of establishing ''one-stop shopping'' complexes for customers. This place is where you will see the laid back life of people in Thailand. Away from the glamorous life that we usually witness in Bangkok.

Suvarnabhumi Airport Entrance 6

Forest in town

morning dip