BANGKOK
21 Tours Reviewed
That elephant greets you first. The Erawan Museum is one of those places where architecture is the main attraction, not just the backdrop. I especially like the exterior’s massive 3-headed bronze elephant, and the way the building’s interior is split…
A three-headed elephant and a whole miniature Thailand. This private day tour ties together two standout Thai culture stops: the Erawan Museum with its famous giant elephant sculpture outside and a layered museum inside, plus Muang Boran (Ancient City), an…
Pattaya, in one tight loop, can work well. This tour strings together the big-photo hits—Bali Hai Pier and Wat Phra Yai (Big Buddha)—plus a gems stop that feels very local Thai style. It’s a fast day in Chonburi Province that…
Thailand’s history, built to scale. In Samut Prakan, the Ancient City lays out 116 famous Thai landmarks across 320 hectares, roughly matching the kingdom’s shape so you can “read” the country in monuments outdoors. I love the clear, map-like layout.…
Patpong’s story is far more specific than you expect. The Patpong Museum guided tour threads a century of Bangkok change through the street’s own lens, in an air-conditioned room where you can actually think. You’ll hear how industry, war, and…
Step into a myth you can walk through. The Erawan Museum in Samut Prakan turns Hindu legend into a real building you can explore for 8 hours. I like that the star is the massive three-headed bronze elephant, and you’re…
