The Ancient City
Thai Cooking Class
Monday-Sunday: 09:00-19:00
Monday-Sunday: 10:00-16:00
Last admission: 18:00
Last admission: 15:30





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Discover Thai culture and history stories at two inspiring Bangkok attractions with an individual ticket or on one combination ticket. At Ancient City, you'll feel as if you've walked through all of Thailand in a day. The 'city,' one of the largest outdoor museums in the world, is essentially a scaled-down version of the country, with many replicas and reconstructions of Thailand's historically significant structures. See temples, palaces, and shrines, and feel transported back in time as you make your way around the grounds. A colossal, three-headed elephant dominates the structure of The Erawan Museum. The attraction houses various collections owned by museum owner Khun Lek Viriyapant, offering a look into local heritage, customs, and craftsmanship. Both inside and out, it's a fascinating space and well worth a visit.
This activity offers free cancellation for requests submitted more than 24 hours from your participation date. As such, you can simply cancel & refund your booking, and make another booking with the correct details, if your participation date is more than 24 hours from the time of cancellation.
Yes. You can request to cancel & refund your booking as long as your request is submitted more than 24 hours from your participation date.
For combo ticket holders, you must redeem your meal voucher at Ancient City and Erawan Museum. Physical ticket can only be redeemed on the selected date when purchased.
It depends on the package selected. You may check "Selected package details" for more information.
You can choose transportation options such as taxi or the Bangkok Skytrain (BTS) to reach Muang Boran, located approximately 30 km south of Bangkok. From the Bangkok center, take the BTS train (Green Line) to the Kheha station. Then transfer by mini-bus number 36 or taxi to the ancient city of Muang Boran. For more convenience, you can also book a round-trip shuttle service from your hotel to Ancient City Bangkok on Klook, along with Muang Boran tickets.
Ancient City Bangkok is open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The last admission is at 5:00 PM. However, please check before you go as opening hours may vary on holidays and special events.
When exploring the ancient city of Muang Boran, you may need to bring water, sunscreen and a power bank (if available) to ensure your phone has enough battery for capturing special moments during your visit.
The Ancient City is located at 296/1 Moo 7, Sukhumvit Road, Bangpoo Mai, Amphoe Mueang Samut Prakan, Samut Prakan 10280.
The structures within Ancient Siam are meticulously crafted replicas representing the architectural marvels of Thailand's southern, northern, and central regions. These detailed monuments offer visitors an authentic experience, showcasing the historical and cultural diversity of the country.
The Southern Region of Ancient Siam features replicas of traditional structures unique to this part of Thailand. From the old market town surrounded by a city wall to the stunning monuments, visitors can immerse themselves in the rich heritage and architectural beauty of the southern Thai culture.
The Northern Region section of Ancient Siam transports visitors to the charm of northern Thai villages, with intricately designed structures and cultural landmarks. Explore the replicas of northern Thai architecture, offering a glimpse into the region's distinctive heritage.
Yes, Ancient Siam is an expansive outdoor museum, allowing visitors to explore the rich history of the central region. Highlights include replicas of the Grand Palace and the Ramayana Garden, providing a comprehensive overview of central Thai culture and historical significance within the captivating setting of Ancient Siam.
The museum features replicas of important landmarks and architectural wonders from different regions of Thailand, including the Grand Palace, Northern Thai Village, Floating Market, and more. Visitors can explore the diverse cultural heritage of Thailand in one place.
You can reach Ancient City Bangkok by car, taxi, or public transportation. The nearest BTS station is Kheha Station, and from there, visitors can take a taxi or a golf cart ride to the museum entrance.
Yes, audio guides are available for rent at Ancient City Bangkok, offering informative commentary on the various attractions and landmarks within the museum. It's a great way to enhance your visit and learn more about Thailand's history and culture.
The duration of a visit to Ancient City Bangkok can vary depending on individual preferences and interests. While some visitors may spend a few hours exploring the highlights, others may choose to spend a full day immersing themselves in the rich cultural heritage of Thailand.
Yes, there are food and beverage outlets within Ancient City Bangkok where visitors can purchase refreshments and snacks. Additionally, visitors are welcome to bring their own food and have a picnic in the park.
Yes, you have the option to rent bicycles or golf carts to explore Ancient City Bangkok at your own pace. It's a convenient way to cover more ground and visit the various attractions within the vast outdoor museum.
The Ancient City
Thai Cooking Class
Monday-Sunday: 09:00-19:00
Monday-Sunday: 10:00-16:00
Last admission: 18:00
Last admission: 15:30
Samut Prakan Ancient City

Discover Thai culture and history stories at two inspiring Bangkok attractions with an individual ticket or on one combination ticket. At Ancient City, you'll feel as if you've walked through all of Thailand in a day. The 'city,' one of the largest outdoor museums in the world, is essentially a scaled-down version of the country, with many replicas and reconstructions of Thailand's historically significant structures. See temples, palaces, and shrines, and feel transported back in time as you make your way around the grounds. A colossal, three-headed elephant dominates the structure of The Erawan Museum. The attraction houses various collections owned by museum owner Khun Lek Viriyapant, offering a look into local heritage, customs, and craftsmanship. Both inside and out, it's a fascinating space and well worth a visit.