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The ones worth your time.
The 10 museums tours travellers book most, with what each one includes, who runs it, and what you pay.
Visit Samui’s first Elephant Museum, meet rescued elephants in the jungle, learn ethical care, then make seed bombs to help restore habitat.
“This was amazing!!!! They treat the animals with such care! Our tour guide omg she was brilliant!!!! Thank you Emily (Ireland)”
Khao Lak tour to the new Ban Nam Khem Tsunami Museum, Kong Ka Temple, and Takuapa old town street food market, 4 hours.
“Our guide Ching was very knowledgeable about all the sites we visited and took great care of us while on the street food market, ensuring we tried all the staple foods we wanted. the tour itself was also great, very diverse locations and we felt we learned a lot about Khao Lak.”
Visit the Erawan Museum in Samut Prakan and explore Underworld, Earth, and Heaven around a giant three-headed bronze elephant for 8 hours.
Skip-the-line Patpong Museum tour with priority entry, air-conditioned exhibits, and a guided look at 100 years of Patpong history.
“0. Either the place doesnt exist or has closed but I paid money to someone or something and when I called to see how to get there It sounded like someone on a motorcycle and they couldnt understand me . So I just forfeited the 10 bucks”
Visit Samut Prakan Ancient City, the world’s largest outdoor museum of Thai monuments, with optional Erawan Museum and Thai buffet options.
“Der Park ist wirklich nett gemacht. Man kann mit dem Golfcar über die Wege huschen. Führerschein oder Pass mitbringen. Hat 350 Baht gekostet für die erste Stunde und dann jede angefangene 100 dazu. Die Fahrräder waren viel zu alt. Wir waren 2 Stunden dort. Das Museum ist weiter entfernt, haben wir leider nicht gewusst und…”
Private Bangkok trip that pairs Muang Boran replica city with Erawan Museum’s three-headed elephant art, plus optional golf cart.
“Our experience was amazing, Bas was incredibly patient, kind and professional. Car ride was very comfortable and Bas was extremely punctual. Art and Bas both were great communicators prior to pick up, morning of and at each stop. Tour venues were must-see’s well worth the trip! Erawan Museum was beautiful, you could walk up through…”
Full-day Chiang Rai temples from Chiang Mai: White and Blue temples, Black House, Kayan village, Golden Triangle, hot springs, guide.
“I’m really upset and angry because this tour has been long, boring and tiring. First of all the van was not comfortable and old , the tour guide terrible and the lunch cheap. We visited many things, but we spend more time in the parking area waiRead more”
Khao Lak Eco-Safari blends ethical elephant walking, the 2004 tsunami memorial, and a sea turtle nursery in a 4-hour small-group day.
“Our tour was fantastic! This was a great way to see so many attractions around Khao Lak in half a day. Tony our guide was very accomodating and provided great knowledge and insights into each of the places. The lunch at the elephant sanctuary was incredible and the best meal we had in Thailand!”
Visit the Erawan Museum in Samut Prakan for a three-headed elephant, Underworld-Earth-Heaven halls, and included ritual items for $12.
“Nice museum but no tuk tuk ride for free”
A 5-hour Pattaya landmarks tour with Birds Eye View photos, Big Buddha, Bali Hai Pier, floating market, optional lunch, and gems shopping for $19.
“honestly we were expecting something different, the tour was very basic, the advertising shows so many other thing to do in the same trip but suddenly they said they were not included, so... no lunch, no floating market no lighrning buda, disapointing and unsatosfied, the guide was ok but the things to do naaaaaaaa!!! by…”
