Have made two separate trips to Bangkok this year, about two total months. I’ve seen most of the tourist sites, and in my opinion, this is the best tourist attraction in Bangkok. The park is massive and the quality of the exhibits is top notch and they are quite beautiful. I strongly recommend getting a golf cart to get around the park. We got there a little after opening and spent six hours going through the park, and we only did “drive bys” past most of the exhibits. The ones we walked through were accurate recreations of those we had seen before (in Bangkok and Ayutthaya). The park was not crowded and we had most of the exhibits to ourselves. There are recreations of Thai villages as well and the food is reasonably priced, about the same price as you would pay from a street food vendor in Bangkok. Getting to the park is pretty easy. We took the BTS to Kheha station and the number 36 songtheaw (10 TB) to the park entrance. Crossing over a pedestrian bridge (to the right of the park exit) gets you to the number 36 to get back to the BTS. We bought our tickets using Klook for half (350TB) the normal admission price (700TB), which mostly covered the cost of the golf cart rental (350 TB first hour, 100 TB each additional hour - at least through end of December 2022). Note that I have had problems buying items with Klook in the past, but I used Apple Pay this time and had no problems. If you really want to get an overview of the depth and breadth of the historic sites in Thailand, I can’t recommend this place strongly enough. One of the more interesting aspects is some of the Khmer type architecture in the Northern Thalland section. Plan on spending most of the day to really see it.

This huge park in the outside of Bangkok is a hidden gem. It is a kind of fullscale replica of ancient buildings in Thailand Very well made, however not all conpletely finish. So huge area i recommend either the tram or as we did the golfbuggy. I think very few people here at high season. Why not 5 stars? It is a bit expensive and a lot of things not completely done. Also a little diffucult to find the best route to see everything

Definitely go. Definitely get the golf cart -having that shade and a place to put down backpacks, etc., beats riding around in a bike any day. It's 10 km end to end, and you wind up logging in many more Km after all is said and done. Don't think you're safe from bugs because you're in an urban area. Mosquitos are definitely around -plenty of stagnant water for them to breed, and I got bitten by the most vicious horsefly ever, like blood trickling down my leg. But still an amazing place. The detail is unbelievable. You start to wonder if the rest of Thailand will now be anticlimactic because you've seen so many of its iconic architecture here already. Oh, and get the combo ticket with the Erawan Museum. That place is a wonder in and of itself, and pairs well with Ancient City for a same day visit.

Huge!! Open air museum with the most beautiful architecture from Thai and Chinese culture. Such as: temples, pagodas, water features and lived in Thai village as well as other things that I don’t know the name of. From all of the temples that you can go to in bangkok, I would easily put this amongst the top 3 alongside Wat pho and grand palace. A must see but don’t just take my word for it, go here and you won’t be disappointed. Get around the park: 1. Golf cart- For rent 350 baht and 100 baht additional hour. 2.Bike- inclusive of ticket 3. Tram/shuttle bus-inclusive I personally suggest the golf cart as it’s fun and can stop anytime, anywhere. The Erawan is often inclusive of the ticket as it’s part of the ancient city group when buying online but I personally don’t think that’s it’s worth it and could easily have been included within the grounds of ancient city but that’s your choice to visit or not

I can’t understand why this place is so quiet. A comfortable ride out of central Bangkok on the BTS followed by a 10 minute ride on a local bus and you’re there. A completely relaxing day in pleasant surroundings. We hired a golf cart for five hours and visited pretty much all of the park. In total, including the BTS I think our day was leas than 1500 TB. Most definitely worth the effort to get there.

Large theme park with copies of buildings from different area of Thailand and different time periods. Some copies are full size but others are half size. It includes some building designed to show what some ancient building, which are now lost, may have looked like, such as the Royal building at Ayutthaya which were destroyed when Thailand was invaded. We used a rented golf cart to drive around and still spent 2-3 hours in the park. There are places to buy drinks and food and souvenirs. We travelled to the park by taking the BTS to Kheha, which is the last stop on the Sukhumvit line and then taking one of the many taxis which are lined up there waiting for fares. We got back to central BKK the same way and it was very simple.

At our time February 2023 too many attractions (buildings) were under construction 🚧 way too many to pay the full price. We rented golf 🚙 cart and saw it all in just one hour. It was still fun and beautiful and we enjoyed it anyway.

It's an amazing place to visit. So serene, full of greenery and all the replicas of ancient structures. You can either cycle around for free, or, take a cart for a small charge. I don't know why this place is not advertised much. But, I would highly recommend to visit this place. Have nice restaurants too. Spend atleast half a day to explore this wonderful place.

This place is huge. The architecture is beautiful. It is recommended to rent a golf cart because you can’t visit the whole place on foot. However, I think the golf cart rental is too expensive. During our visit some of the monuments were under construction/renovation. Note: For international travellers, they require passport and driver’s license to be able to rent a golf cart.