🌸 The Muangboran Ancient City🇹🇭

#cherryblossom2024 The Muangboran Ancient City in Bangkok is the largest outdoor museum in Thailand, where visitors can visit the beautiful and magnificent buildings and take many beautiful photos📸 at once~ Covering 200 hectare area, this is built as a shape of Thailand and the replica sites are placed according to the part of Thailand the original sites are on. Spring season is on the go and will see cherry blossom 🌸 My ❤️ favourite areas are the Sanphet Prasat Palace, Ayutthaya, Dusit Maha Prasat Palace, the Grand Hall of Wat Maha That, and the Floating Market. ⏰Daily opening from 9:00am to 19:00pm ‼️Wearing: Cannot be too exposed 📍Muang Boran, The Ancient City 296/1, Moo 7 Sukhumvit Road, Bangpumai, Muang Samutprakan 10280 #thailand #bangkok

Bangkok Photography | A one-stop guide to the ancient city of Siam in Thailand

The ancient city of Siam is a worthwhile attraction, somewhat similar to the domestic Window of the World But it's much larger than the Window of the World, and you can see Thai-style landscapes all at once It's very suitable for sisters who love photography 📍Transportation 1 Take the bts line to kheha, get off at kheha 2 After getting off the bts, go down the stairs at exit 3 and you will see the 36 double-decker bus that can take you to the bridge at the entrance of the ancient city 📍Ticket purchase 1 Buying a package ticket online is cheaper than on-site, just show the purchase confirmation to the staff 📍Inside visit I suggest you rent a car, a golf cart, which can shade the sun and rain It's very big inside, it takes us almost 3h to visit by car 350🐷, this price feels quite cost-effective in the scenic spot 📍Thai costume rental Next to the car rental is a Thai costume rental, the price is 600🐷 unlimited time, return before the park closes at 6 pm. The clothes feel very good, but do not include makeup and styling I can't do hair, there is a clothing rental shop at the entrance, an old lady buys a 100🐷 headdress from her shop, she will do your hair for free.

Bangkok | Who knows, after a day in the ancient city of Siam, it feels like I've traveled all over Thailand

Thailand is really a place you never get tired of, there are only 0️⃣ times and N times, and each time you can discover different ways to play. The first time I went to Bangkok, it was a special forces style trip. In just two days, I experienced the lights on the top floor of Marriott, the hustle and bustle of the weekend market, the romance of the riverside restaurant, the leisure of the green courtyard... I understood a multifaceted Bangkok in the shortest time. This time, I don't want to tire myself out so much, I go to one place a day. I went to the ancient city of Siam, which I regretted missing before, for an immersive experience. I never expected that after visiting one attraction, I would feel like I had traveled all over Thailand. 📮Ancient City of Siam The world's largest outdoor cultural heritage museum, opened in 1972 by the King Rama IX of Thailand and Queen Elizabeth II of England. The collection comes from historical relics of various periods in Thailand, spanning over eight hundred years. I've known about the ancient city of Siam for a long time. Running Man once recorded here, many Thai dramas were filmed here, but it was only after I really walked in that I realized that there are so many treasure check-in places here. Must check-in ✅Sanphet Prasat Palace ✅Infinity Buddha Realm ✅Arhat Hall Must experience ✅Thai costume travel shoot ✅Ride an elephant ✅Boating

Visit all the popular temples of Thailand in One Place

Getting There - Book a car via Trip.com or Grab or take a BTS Attractions - All the popular temples of Thailand in one place Food & Restaurants - Lots of snack bars and coffee shop inside the complex Shopping - Lots of souvenirs in the area You do not have to travel around Thailand just to visit all the famous temples, all you have to do is visit Bangkok's THE ANCIENT CITY Make sure to book your tickets via Trip.com and get BETTER DEAL than buying on site. #bangkok #thailand

【Travel around the 🌍world】Bangkok, Thailand🇹🇭, Loha Prasat in the ancient city of Ayutthaya

Siam Ancient City เมืองโบราณ The Ancient City . Time: 2023.03.16 . Address: Moo7296/1 Sukhumvit Rd, Bang Pu Mai, Mueang Samut Prakan District, Samut Prakan 10280. Loha Prasat It is the iconic building of the Siamese ancient city. It is not a replica of any ruins, but a design by the builders of the ancient city. Many arhat statues are enshrined inside, and taking photos on this bridge is really beautiful~

【Travel around the 🌍world】Bangkok, Thailand🇹🇭. Ayutthaya Ancient City

Inside the park, there are various colored stone palaces: the white Phra Prathan Chaiwattana Palace (the largest religious site made of stone in Thailand, with a mix of Cambodian style), the orange Sulinthipong Palace (consisting of 5 castles made of red bricks and sandstone), the pink Wari Nan Pung Rung Palace (the most famous attraction in Wari Nan province, a Hindu holy site with a history of over 2,000 years), and the black Sajjachart Chaturathit Palace (an Indian-style holy site in Sakon Nakhon province, located near the border of Thailand and Cambodia). Mahathat Temple Main Hall It is the site of the Sukhothai period in the center of the ancient city of the great city. Although only the main hall remains, there is a solemn feeling. Nanbun Zongkan Temple is a temple located in Nanbun Prefecture, with beautiful characteristic wooden houses and exquisite garden water features. It is more like a villa of a wealthy family than a temple. The Paradise Garden is also extremely beautiful, built according to traditional Thai culture of ancient times, with many Hindu deities placed inside. This magnificent four-color shell palace was built by Thai people in 1038 BC, inspired by the temples of Cambodia, and is full of Hindu style. The palace is built on a hill and requires climbing to see. The geographical location of being high and overlooking allows for a panoramic view of the entire ancient capital once you reach the top.

【Travel around the 🌍world】Bangkok, Thailand🇹🇭. Wat Phra Kaew in the ancient city of Siam.

Siamese ancient city - Wat Phra Kaew Ayutthaya Ancient City, the place where the Ayutthaya Dynasty held sacred ceremonies, was originally destroyed during the Burmese War. According to archaeological evidence, the ancient city spent 500 million baht to rebuild this castle, even using the same building materials. The simple and elegant style is in stark contrast to other Thai architectural forms. The interior is also open for visit, super exquisite, but unfortunately no photography is allowed. The water market here is a perfect shooting location, with high stilts houses built on the water surface, resembling the gardens of wealthy families. Although relatively small, the scenery here is beautiful and extremely suitable for photography. The water market restores the scene of ancient Thailand, with food stalls on the riverbank and boatmen selling goods on the river, experiencing the authentic ancient water market atmosphere!

Travel Back in Time - Ancient City 暹罗之城 🇹🇭

One of the largest open-air museums in the world. Visitors can see many significant places in Thailand, for example, castles, palaces, temples, and sculptures. Some are models, but some are the originals that were taken from certain places. You can literally spent you whole days here exploring the museum and put on that Thai custom - Chut Thai to experience the Thai culture. #thailand

How to see the whole of Thailand in one day?

Do you think it's impossible? But I know one way to do it! To do this, you need to go to the huge park The Ancient City on the outskirts of Bangkok. Inside this park there are smaller copies of the most interesting places in Thailand. The size of the park is so large that even a whole day is not enough to see it completely. By the way, tickets at the ticket office of the park cost 700 Thai baht per person, but you can buy them at Trip.com 2 times cheaper in advance, which I did 😉#bangkok #thailand #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #tripcom #newyearadventure

Ancient City Replicas

What was it like during Thailand's ancient days? Well, this place is dedicated to replicating what it was. It's nice to stroll around here. You can rent a golf cart or a bike. I tried the buffet restaurant and it was okay. There were a lot of decent options. Tips: 1. Bring your driver's license to be able to rent a golf cart or ID as proof for renting a bicycle. 2. Don't go during midday at it's very hot. Go in the morning or afternoon. 3. Bring water so you can stay hydrated. 4. Bring your camera as it's great for pictures. #travel #asia #thailand #awesomepic

an absolutely treasure in city of Bangkok

#2023travelwish this is one of the most beautiful ancient city I have ever seen. first we purchased the ticket on trip.com. it was half price, and you can choices with lunch included. the place itself is huge around 25km in total, we rent a electric bike and cruising around for 3 hours. the grand palace is absolutely beautiful and the palace of Ayutthaya! it’s definitely worth the one hour BTS train ride from Bangkok

Explore the whole of Thailand's significant historical sites in one day at Muang boran the Ancient City (also known as Ancient Siam*). The replica of the temple, palace and monument will take you back to the dawn of Siamese to see beautiful architecture and culture in each period #bangkok from pre-historical to Rattanakosin (Thai current dynasty). Most importantly, Muang boran was built to preserve Siamese true heritage for descendants to witness. Moreover, the Ancient city is well known as one of the world's largest outdoor museums where you can explore by a scheduled tram or ride your own bicycle to get around the Ancient city. You may spend about 2-5 hours follow me on IG: Jum_Thitapa

Explore the whole of Thailand's significant historical sites in one day at Muang boran the Ancient City (also known as Ancient Siam*). The replica of the temple, palace and monument will take you back to the dawn of Siamese to see beautiful architecture and culture in each period from pre-historical to Rattanakosin (Thai current dynasty). Most importantly, Muang boran was built to preserve Siamese true heritage for descendants to witness. Moreover, the Ancient city is well known#bangkok as one of the world's largest outdoor museums where you can explore by a scheduled tram or ride your own bicycle to get around the Ancient city. You may spend about 2-5 hours follow me on IG : Jum_Thitapa

Ancient Siam City, Samut Prakan, Thailand

Expect to spend at least 3 hours or more here and opt for a vehicle to travel around. a wonderful picturesque sight that includes many of the attractions available in thailand, all made into 1. (fake of course, not real) but still looks stunningly amazing. Expect to spend 300 Baht or more for transport. recommended to go with loved ones.#mytripvlog #flowerlover #urbanexplorer

Ancient Siam Bangkok Thailand

Ancient Siam is not far away from Bangkok City Centre. It is known locally "Muang Boran". You can explore around by tram, rent a golf cars, but for us we explore it by renting a bicycle. Walking is not recommended as the temples due to distance and hot weather. To get there take BTS to Kheha station and from there get a taxi to ancient siam just tell them "Mueang Boran" instead of ancient siam. #thailandtravel #explorethailand #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall

Ancient city of Thailand

Around 45 mins ride from Bangkok. Upon going in there is a few ways to explore the beautiful place. 1)By foot and cycling (Which I don't recommend because it's very hot.) 2) By Car or electric golf buggy. (You can rent the electric buggy you have to check the rates with them. ) The place is still under renovation so there isn't much tourist yet but you can still take insta worthy photos. There is a Thai market, which you can buy snacks or refreshments. Don't miss the ghost museum , it's quite scary as the red light will be open up. after competing the museum. you can walk up to the lion head to take a photo. #bangkok #ancient_city

we went to Ancient City (Muang Boran). It is an outdoor museum covering a whopping 96 hectares, or 240 acres. The creator has painstakingly built scaled models or replicas of ancient city ruins and historical monuments from all over Thailand. The periods of these ancient ruins and monuments cover the Dvaravati, Srivichai, Lopburi, Lanna, Lan Chang, Sukhothai, U-tong, Ayuthaya, Thonburi and Rattanakosin eras. It was such great experiences, there are so many historical and cultural events I get to know more about my country and get to tell those stories with my foreign friends. Great halfway trip from Bangkok. Very easy to reach.#gooutside #urbanexplorer

Muang Boran Ancient City - Bangkok

Muang Boran is the biggest outdoor museum in Bangkok. I was very impressed with Muang Boran Ancient City when I visited it. It is definitely worth to go place. Muang Boran comprises Thai traditional or contemporary architecture from all over the country. So you can witness all of Thailand in just one place. Muang Boran Ancient City is divided into sections based on the regions, you can witness the beauty of the North, the South, the North-eastern, and the Central of Thailand. Besides, there's another section “Suvarnabhumi” where several magnificent arts from nearby countries are located. The territory is huge so there are electric buggies available for hire and are very easy to drive if you can steer competently. There's an inbuilt speed limit on these vehicles, so they're perfectly safe to drive around. I recommend to spend there the whole day, because the place is really huge and there’s so much to explore! #awesomepic#museumquest#themeparks#bestislandtraveltowns#culturalattraction#themepark#nationalpark#lakes

Getting There -Get to Ancient City but the most convenient is clearly to take the BTS, Bangkok Skytrain to Kheka station, 4 km from the entrance of Ancient Siam, Attractions -  So much attractions when you gret there. One of the best attractions in Bangkok #holidayvacation#staycation#tripinspired#happynewyear

Spent few hours hopping around the World’s largest outdoor museum, Just a hour south of Bangkok. By far, this is my favorite temple of all of them. if you’re traveling to Bangkok make sure to add the Ancient city on your list!

#Ancient City Bangkok Thailand

Ancient Siam of 76 Provinces - Thailand's Miniature Park

I noticed this itinerary a few years ago but never really paid attention to it! This time, since I've almost visited every corner of Bangkok and its suburbs, I didn't know where else to go and that's when this attraction caught my eye. Initially, I wasn't optimistic about it, but after seeing everyone's shared strategies, I became interested. The key point is that purchasing tickets online in advance, which includes an all-you-can-eat buffet lunch, is really affordable. All experiences tell me that it's essential to buy tickets in advance, as it's more expensive on-site! Bangkok was formerly known as Siam, so the Ancient Siam of 76 Provinces is sometimes referred to as "Ancient Bangkok of 76 Provinces" online. This place is essentially Thailand's version of a miniature park... It covers a vast area, and I discovered during my visit that some parts are still under development! Since I pre-purchased my tickets on a platform, I needed to exchange them at the counter upon entering the park. While exchanging the tickets, the staff provided a map for reference and also gave suggestions (advising which spots are must-visit/photo spots). There were many counter staff, offering services in English, Chinese, and Thai. While exchanging tickets, they also asked if I needed to rent a golf cart (how long in advance), which required a deposit, and the fee would be deducted upon return! The park is really too vast to explore on foot alone; it would probably take a whole day to walk through. I naively thought one hour would suffice, but it was beyond our expectations... We quickly visited each spot, focusing on the highlights, and still spent two hours... I must say, this place is really worth a good visit, thumbs up! If you have plenty of time, I highly recommend at least spending half a day or a full day for a leisurely tour; it would be very appropriate! Although the attractions in each area are just scaled-down versions, they are not taken lightly and are seriously focused on the characteristics of the attractions. Each spot is very interesting, and if you don't carefully select the sections you want to see, it's not an exaggeration to spend a whole day there~ The buffet lunch was beyond words! Just entering the restaurant's main entrance, there was a welcoming dance (performing traditional Thai dance), allowing you to enjoy the food while also experiencing traditional dance, a great pleasure! Additionally, there were many meal options, including desserts, soups, rice dishes, kway teow, noodles... everything you can think of in Thai cuisine... Outside the restaurant, there were traditional boat noodles and freshly fried banana desserts, which were really filling~ In fact, there are many small stalls in the park. We stopped and bought a Thai milk tea (THB 30), which was not too expensive and delicious~ Choosing the buffet was for convenience, to have air conditioning under the hot sun, and to enjoy live music and dance performances, which was really great! I unexpectedly discovered that the only downside to this attraction is its remote location, but now with the metro so developed and taxi fares in Thailand so cheap, even taking the metro to the last station and then a taxi is quite convenient! Don't underestimate this affordable attraction~ It's really worth a visit! Highly recommended!!!

Muangboran

#familytrips2024 In the tranquil setting of Muang Boran, also known as the Ancient City, we embarked on a journey through Thailand's rich cultural heritage. As we strolled through meticulously crafted replicas of historic temples, palaces, and monuments, each structure told a story of the kingdom's glorious past. The sprawling landscape echoed with the whispers of bygone eras, inviting us to delve deeper into Thailand's vibrant history and traditions. Amidst the serene atmosphere and stunning architecture, we shared moments of awe and wonder, forging bonds strengthened by a shared appreciation for beauty and history. Looking forward, our next dream destination is the picturesque island of Santorini, Greece. With its iconic whitewashed buildings, breathtaking sunsets, and crystal-clear waters, Santorini offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for the whole family. From exploring ancient ruins to indulging in delectable Greek cuisine, Santorini promises to be a memorable escape filled with sun, sea, and endless exploration.

The Ancient City

#songkran2024 The Ancient City, known as "Muang Boran" in Thai, is a vast open-air museum located in Samut Prakan province, near Bangkok, Thailand. It showcases replicas and reconstructions of important historical sites and monuments from across Thailand. Visitors can explore the diverse architectural styles, cultural heritage, and landscapes of the country in one place. The Ancient City offers a unique opportunity to learn about Thailand's rich history, art, and architecture in a picturesque setting, making it a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.

The essence of Thailand’s most iconic landmarks🇹🇭🌻

#thailandtrip Visiting the Ancient City was an absolute delight! Everywhere I looked, the scenery was simply stunning. It's such a fantastic place to soak in the essence of Thailand's most iconic landmarks all in one spot. From majestic temples to ornate palaces, every corner was a feast for the eyes. What's more, the whole area is incredibly well-maintained, adding to the charm and joy of the experience. It's like stepping into a vibrant postcard of Thailand's beauty and culture. I couldn't help but feel a sense of joy and wonder as I explored this magical place.

Thailand’s cultural and archaeological treasures🇹🇭❤️🌼

#thailandtrip Visiting the Ancient City was an absolute must! This enchanting park ranks among the most beautiful I've ever seen, with its lush landscapes and stunning recreations of Thailand's cultural and archaeological treasures. Every step was a journey through time, unveiling the rich tapestry of the country's history. From ancient temples to majestic monuments, the Ancient City offered a captivating glimpse into Thailand's vibrant heritage. It's a place where beauty and history converge, leaving a lasting impression on all who visit.

Journey through Thailand’s rich heritage 🇹🇭🌺

#thailandtrip Embark on an extraordinary adventure at the Ancient City, a surprising gem awaiting your discovery. Spanning over 200 acres, this vast expanse is a testament to Thailand's rich cultural heritage. Wander through meticulously crafted replicas of temples, palaces, and monuments, each a masterpiece of Thai architecture. Immerse yourself in the beauty and history of this enchanting destination, where every corner tells a story of bygone eras. From tranquil gardens to majestic structures, the Ancient City is a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be explored. Prepare to be captivated by the beauty and depth of Thai culture preserved within its sprawling grounds.

The grandeur of Thailand’s past 🇹🇭

#thailandtrip Visiting Ancient Siam in Bangkok is like stepping back in time through Thailand's rich history. Spread over 200 acres, it's a sprawling outdoor museum showcasing the country's cultural heritage. Walking through meticulously crafted replicas of ancient temples, palaces, and monuments, visitors can immerse themselves in the grandeur of Thailand's past. Each structure tells a story, offering glimpses into the diverse architectural styles and traditions that have shaped the nation. Exploring Ancient Siam is not just a sightseeing experience but a journey through time, providing a deeper understanding of Thailand's fascinating cultural legacy.

Thailand’s most beloved historical monuments🇹🇭🌼

#thailandtrip Visiting the Ancient City, or Muang Boran, was an absolute highlight of my time in Bangkok! Exploring this outdoor museum was like stepping into a time machine, surrounded by recreations of Thailand's most beloved historical monuments, temples, and artifacts. The depth and range of Thai heritage on display were truly awe-inspiring. Each corner revealed a new treasure, and I found myself happily immersed in the rich tapestry of Thailand's past. It was a day filled with joy and discovery, and one that left me with lasting memories of the beauty and history of this incredible country.

The richness of Thailand’s heritage 🇹🇭❤️🌻

#thailandtrip Visiting the Ancient City was a breathtaking surprise! Stepping into this vast outdoor history museum felt like entering a different world. Everywhere I turned, I was greeted by meticulously crafted recreations of Thailand's most remarkable archaeological and cultural monuments. From ancient temples to grand palaces, the attention to detail was astonishing. It was a mesmerizing experience to witness the richness of Thailand's heritage brought to life in such a grand and immersive way. Truly, a visit to the Ancient City is an unforgettable journey through time.