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Art in Paradise Bangkok

4.6 / 5
1.8K reviews
30K+ booked
Opening hours
99 Esplanade Shopping Mall, 4th Floor, Ratchadapisek Rd., Din Dang, Din Dang, Bangkok 10400, Thailand

Reviews

4.6 / 5
Fantastic
1.8K reviews
Highly recommended visiting spot I would say with pride. it is indeed historical, also gives you an all around understand of the culture and traditions the This have inherited. we almost could sense a lot of resemblance with our own and they agree that some of their own culture is an adaptation of Indian traditions and history. the theory of 5elements, the Ganesha as the vignaharta, etc are some to call out. all in all a worth visit when you are in bangkok. please keep aside a minimum of 2hrs for this tour. they have guides (English and Chinese) arranged at the venue and paying them is part of the courtesy and not a fee. Not to miss the tour pricing is very economical through Klook than at the venue. thank you klook for such an amazing arrangement.
Something very unique I have seen. Was happy to visit here and take some great 3D pictures. My Kid specially loved it. Would recommend this if you are in Bangkok. Again tickets are discounted on Klook.
Taking the MRT to Esplanade is very convenient. Besides each picture, there are instructions for beautiful poses and angles, if you have a lot of time, you can create new poses for unique and strange photos. Must take at least 3 hours to be able to capture all the 3D paintings here.
All the paintings/art looks very real. This is place is must. Keep aside 3-4 hrs from your schedule as the place has lot of these arts. The way they have painted is awesome. Must visit in Bangkok.
totally worth it .. got a good discount also on klook and it was so much fun with art in paradise application dont forget to download it .. it's awesome with their graphics
Overall, I cannot recommend Klook enough. If you're looking for an exceptional and well-organized tour that offers an authentic experience filled with adventure and cultural immersion, this is the company to go with. My journey with them exceeded all expectations, and I'm already looking forward to my next adventure with them!
Take the subway MRT blue line to Thailand Cultural Centre MRT Station. After leaving the station, you ca n’t find it by navigation. It turned out to be upstairs in the department store. The night behind the department store is the Ratchada Train Night Market. After entering with credentials, it is recommended to download their AR software for better shooting.
A modern museum with very good technical effects. you can download an app for marking pictures and videos on special points.

Guide

  • Trick and be tricked at Thailand's first optical illusion gallery
  • Experience the five 3D galleries with paintings that you can step inside, strike a pose and take pictures with!
  • Be amazed by interactive media which detects audience's actions and responds accordingly
  • There are no boundaries - the gallery is fully interactive
  • Explore major attractions near Bangkok with these private transfers from the city!

Experience life in a new dimension at an art gallery like no other! These unconventional paintings use an art technique where two-dimensional pictures are turned into three-dimensional images through the use of optical illusions. There are five zones within the museum: Aqua and Safari, Classic Art, Fantasy, Nature and Modern Art. Float down Venetian canals, venture through the jungle, roam ancient temples and escape a shark attack! The gallery is fully interactive, so you can touch, climb, pose and take photos with all the paintings. Don't make the mistake of thinking this is just for kids, adults get sucked into hours of fun here too! The museum's newest feature interacts with the audience by detecting facial expressions and movement. Swing by and check it out for yourself!

Things to note

Insider Tips:

  • We'd recommend taking a camera tripod – they're allowed in the museum and it'll mean that you can always get everyone in the frame

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