• The Erawan Museum - The English name of the Three Elephants Museum is Erawan Museum, which was built by a wealthy businessman in Thailand. It has a giant three-headed elephant statue on it. The three-headed elephant is 29 meters high and weighs 250 tons. The museum is about 10 stories high and can be seen from a distance. It is very spectacular. The pink museum building is beautifully decorated with many decorations that blend Eastern and Western art. The interior is very shocking and is divided into three major themes: the earth palace, earth and heaven, and each layer symbolizes the beauty of art and the idea of teaching people to do good.

• Private transportation
• Chinese/English Guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Travel Accident Insurance
• Bottled water
• Snacks

• Meal fees, small fees and personal expenses

Samut Prakan, not far from the center of Bangkok, was an important hub for the old river trade business. It is full of local life, humanities and historical charm, and is worth visiting.
Every Saturday, the group will leave the group to ensure departure.
Come and visit the 100-year-old specialty water market, hundreds of old houses and hundreds of specialty shops.
Visit the world’s largest outdoor museum, one of Thailand’s 77 provinces.
There are the most beautiful and best-picked pink museums to visit heaven, earth, and the universe.
Bangkok’s largest railway market is home to locals’ foods, affordable clothing, and second-hand treasure hunts.
Watch the sunset, admire the sea view, watch thousands of seagulls relocate and fly, stunned.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.