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Ancient City, Samut Prakan

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Architectural Building Historic Site

Take a journey through Thailand's cultural history at Ancient City, one of the world's largest outdoor museums. Covering an area of 81 hectares (200 acres) in the shape of Thailand, the park contains 116 replicas and reconstructions of culturally significant monuments and buildings from throughout Thailand's history, each placed in its correct geographical location. Explore the park by bike, golf cart, or car, and learn the story behind each attraction. For Ancient City and beyond, use our Samut Prakan tour planner to get the most from your Samut Prakan vacation.

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dapnz2015

Highly recommend you avoid this place. It used to be good but not anymore. The place is being renovated at the moment so you can't see a lot of the exhibits. They don' t tell you this when you buy you... more »
morphix007

Spent a couple of hours here, quite relaxing to drive around in the golf cart, Mostly had the place to ourselves. Came with a local Thai girl, different prices for us, presented my Australian license,... more »
Simon L

I actually got to know this place through friends who have been there and its a nice place to visit. The journey from Bangkok city centre will take about an hour or so by Taxi. It's a big place to wal... more »

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Gringo David

Highly recommend you avoid this place. It used to be good but not anymore. The place is being renovated at the moment so you can't see a lot of the exhibits. They don' t tell you this when you buy your ticket. Way over priced for all there is to see here, they charge double for foreigners but no one speaks English so its very hard to find your way around.

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Yaniv Shenhav

This place is a must! Really beautiful and inviting - worth at least 3-4 hours. It is pricey (750 pp) and they charge double if you are a tourist and not Thai. I find it cheeky! Still, worth the money. Enjoy ;)

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Ian Black

I went along December 2016. It was easy for mt to get here as I had rented a scooter. Would hate to guess how much or how long it would take by taxi. Once I got my ticket (700 baht for farang) and an audio guide i was told i could either,walk round,use a cycle or get on the tour bus. I went for the tour bus and it went around the park and stopped at various points so i could get off and wander around. There is lots to see here and some interesting buildings and items within. I was surprised how good it was. Half way round and we stopped at the little floating market and there is a little restaurant if you want something to eat. I carried on by cycle and saw more that way. I enjoyed my visit.

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Nikolaj Vorontsov

Good place to spend all day with family. You can ride a bicycle or use electric train. Replication of all Thailand map in one park. For Thai and foreigners with work permit 50% off.

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Julien Michaud

A fun experience. Watch out for the sun, though, as it gets really hot. I have been a few times and my daughter loves it. They are constantly building new structures albeit slowly. I'd recommend renting a bike or a golf cart if you're with young children or the elderly.

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