Muang Boran : Thailands Ancient City of Samut Prakan Admission Ticket
Explore ancient ruins and monuments at Muang Boran Ancient City, with your ticket allowing entry without on-site payment.
Overview
Muang Boran, also known as the Ancient City, is an open-air museum located near Bangkok, Thailand. It spans over 200 acres and is home to over 100 replicas of famous historical monuments from across the country. This cultural park offers visitors a unique chance to explore Thailand's rich architectural heritage, showcasing various ancient temples, royal palaces, and traditional houses. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply looking for a peaceful escape, Muang Boran provides a fascinating journey through Thailand’s past.
The park is divided into several zones, each representing different regions of Thailand, allowing visitors to see a diverse collection of architectural styles in one location. As you wander through the grounds, you'll encounter meticulously crafted replicas of important structures from Thailand’s history. The park's design gives you the opportunity to explore at your own pace, making it ideal for a leisurely visit.
In addition to the historical sites, Muang Boran is surrounded by beautiful landscapes, including lakes, greenery, and scenic paths, offering a relaxing environment to enjoy while you explore. The combination of natural beauty and cultural heritage makes Muang Boran a special place to visit. Whether you're taking a stroll around the lake or admiring the intricate details of the monuments, the park provides a peaceful and enriching experience.
Your entry ticket grants you the convenience of visiting the park without needing to make any on-site payments. Once you arrive, you can simply begin your exploration and immerse yourself in the wonders of Thai history. This freedom allows you to spend as much or as little time as you like, whether you prefer a quick visit or a full day of discovery.
Muang Boran is a must-see destination for anyone interested in Thai culture and history. With its stunning architecture, serene landscapes, and rich heritage, it offers a memorable and peaceful experience for visitors of all ages.
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Highlights
- ● Explore over 100 replicas of Thailand’s historic temples and monuments.
- ● Stroll through lush landscapes and serene lakes at Muang Boran.
- ● Discover diverse Thai architectural styles across multiple park zones.
- ● Enjoy a relaxing visit with flexible exploration at your own pace.
- ● Learn about Thailand’s rich cultural heritage in a peaceful, scenic setting.
What's Included and What's Not?
Included
- Admission Ticket
- Entry/Admission - Ancient City (Mueang Boran)
Not Included
- Transfer
Not Suitable For This Activities
- ●People with back problems
- ●People with mobility impairments
- ●Wheelchair users
Not Allowed This Activities
- ●Alcohol and drugs
- ●Firework
- ●Making fire
- ●Weapons or sharp objects
Important Information
What to Bring
Information Before Booking
- ●The ancient city opens daily from 9 am until 7 pm.
- ●Muang Boran is an open-air museum, offering a perfect blend of nature and history.
- ●The park includes serene lakes and lush gardens, creating a relaxing atmosphere.
Know Before You Go
- ●The park is open-air, so be prepared for both sunny and rainy weather depending on the season.
- ●Some areas may be more difficult to access for visitors with mobility issues, though the park is generally wheelchair friendly.
- ●Food and beverages are available within the park, but it’s always a good idea to bring your own snacks or picnic.
Highlighted reviews from other travelers
Cornelia Flowers - Italy
My visit to the ancient city was truly memorable. The architecture is stunning, and I could have easily spent an entire day exploring every corner.
Dena Becker - France
This breathtaking destination is filled with stunning landscapes, impressive architecture, and intricate statues. The site is massive, and visitors could easily spend hours admiring the beauty of this ancient city. A few cafes are available for light refreshments. We had an unforgettable experience ...
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Customer Reviews
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02 August
My visit to the ancient city was truly memorable. The architecture is stunning, and I could have easily spent an entire day exploring every corner.
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15 July
This breathtaking destination is filled with stunning landscapes, impressive architecture, and intricate statues. The site is massive, and visitors could easily spend hours admiring the beauty of this ancient city. A few cafes are available for light refreshments. We had an unforgettable experience and would gladly return in the future. It’s absolutely worth visiting, and I highly recommend it to others.
Helpful? Yes
10 July
I can't recommend this attraction it's located quite far from Bangkok and the 700 Baht entrance fee feels overpriced for what's offered. In my opinion, it's a classic tourist trap. The bicycles available for rent are in terrible shape, and many areas of the site appear neglected or are completely closed off to visitors.
Helpful? Yes
05 July
Our guides were truly exceptional! They patiently answered all our questions and were happy to snap photos of us at every stunning temple we visited around Bangkok. Their knowledge and enthusiasm made our experience unforgettable.
Helpful? Yes
01 July
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Muang Boran is a visual masterpiece for architecture lovers. The stunning displays from temples to stilt houses and an old market with puppet theater captivate visitors. Highlights include the five headed dragon boat, royal barge procession, Guan Yin statue, and Chinese folklore scenes. While descriptions could be more detailed, the site offers endless photo opportunities. We used a golf buggy but still had to prioritize due to the vastness. Note the dual pricing and limited F&B options bring your own snacks. Plan for at least half a day to fully appreciate this cultural gem.
Helpful? Yes
25 June
This is a fantastic destination with stunning landscapes that easily fills 3 hours, though you could comfortably spend an entire day exploring. The bicycles provided are quite dated and really need upgrading or replacement. During my visit, the floating market section was unfortunately closed for renovations, but it appears it'll be impressive once completed.
Helpful? Yes
20 June
Muang Boran brings Thailand's heritage to life with full scale recreations of palaces, markets, temples, and even complete villages though some larger structures are scaled down models. Our knowledgeable guide brought depth to the experience, explaining regional architectural styles and mythological stories behind the exhibits. While I would have loved even more of these fascinating insights, this 'world's largest outdoor museum' made for an incredibly enriching cultural experience.
Helpful? Yes
15 June
This attraction felt overly commercialized, which already made the ticket price hard to justify. However, the most upsetting part was unexpectedly encountering elephants being 'trained' for rides. Witnessing a young elephant forced to 'dance' while its handler struck its feet with a stick was truly distressing.
Helpful? Yes
20 July
This park is scenic and has plenty to explore.
Helpful? Yes
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