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Erawan Museum

Thomas G. wrote:
The Erawan Museum, Samut Prakan.
Entrance fee 400 Baht for foreigners, 200 Baht for Thai.
It is not a museum, only some artifacts and picture at the basement of the elephant building.
Not any temple but there is a warship area.
You can go up to the elephant’s head watch the view from the small window.
A lots of hybrid men- animal stateus from Thai mythology and monster dipictions inside the building.
MyThai wife didn’t want to pay the 200 Baht criticizing the prise as Thai citizen.
400 was too much for me also to pay but we didn’t have anything to do for the day.
Nevertheless there is some interest in there, things that you will not see elsewhere.
The best part was the time I’ve enjoyed at the Cafe next to the entrance at the shade, next to the water.

Source: Facebook | July 19th, 2020

Pricing

Dual Pricing applies to all foreigners

Locals (Thais):

200THB (Adult)
100THB (Child)

Expats (with Work Permit):

400THB (Adult)
200THB (Child)

Tourists:

400THB (Adult)
200THB (Child)
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