Best outdoor museum visited as of yet. We have purchased the tickets from klook, which i recommend, it is half priced. Once arrived we rented a boogie and off we went. We have visited the premises with lots of cool visita, we have fed the elephants there, we ate some delicious food and all in all it was very pleasant.

We chose between Ayutthaya and Muang Boran. But I still wanted to see what Ayutthaya looked like “in life.” And a replica of the royal palace in Ayutthaya stands right in Muang Boran. We got there from Bangkok by taxi, rented for the whole day; you can also travel around the park by taxi (but you need to buy a ticket for the driver and pay for the car to enter). At the entrance we took an audio guide, but it always showed that there were no such numbers. Well, he didn’t tell any particular details or interesting stories. But I really liked the park itself! We walked there all day. One of the most enjoyable days we spent in Thailand. There are food points throughout the park.

If you like taking photos, then this is a really good place to go, there is many things to look at. This park is massive, so we we rent a golf cart. We are on a tight schedule, only there for 2 hours, which obviously isn't enough. Driving the golf cart is heaps of fun, but just watch out for other traffics. Highly recommend if you like to sightseeing or taking photos.

We went to Ancient City on Songkran day. The Ancient City offered free admission for Thai seniors who are over 60 years old. However we paid 200 Baht to drive our car inside the Ancient City. The central attractions were amazing. You could rent a bike, an E-bike, and a golf. A shared shuttle was available. The Ancient City was well maintained.

If you have time, you should visit this park. The place is really amazing! It's on the subburbs, so it takes time to reach it, but it worth it. I would recommend it take a golf cart for riding, because tram makes only 2 stops and lot's of location you cannot reach. Try to find promotion from the agencies to get a discount. Hope to have chance to visit this place again! Enjoyed it a lot!

This place is completely amazing! My teens were dying to visit. They had seen it on Instagram😀 We arrived mid-afternoon via a Grab car. We purchased combo tickets from the Klook app for the Erawan museum and this ancient city. We went to the Erawan museum first and then called another Grab car to take us to the Ancient city. They are very close together. We only had about three hours until closing, and it was extremely hot. We rented the golf cart to go around the 200 acres. I know some of these are replicas, but wow! It was really cool that you got to see all the famous Thailand icons in one place. Gorgeous landscape and architecture. We got to see most of everything in the three hours, but would have loved to stay all day. There were plenty places to stop and eat. Also, lots of bathrooms along the way. We enjoyed everything about this place minus the elephants! We could not get a Grab car to take us back since it was outside of the city (according to the staff), however, there were a couple of taxi drivers waiting in the parking lot thankfully! We would highly recommend as a must do!

We took the BTS to last station of the green line, Kheha. From there, we took their local songthaew aka mini shutter bus no. 36. It cost only 10 baht. Just exit from no. 1 or 3. You will see big sign no 36 painted on the songthaew. They are easy to find. We get to experience this unique local transport. The outdoor theme park/museum is unique. Take the golf chart to explore the place as the place is too big.

This is an outdoor museum. The exhibits are amazing. The collection here features the greatest architecture across all of time from ancient Siam to modern day Bangkok. We rented the cart to get around and also stayed at the property adjacent . Must see in Thailand!

Great place to visit. HIghly recommend hiring a golf cart if there are more than two of you. For the three of us this was cheaper than individual hiring bikes and the roof provided great protection from the sun. The Ancient city is way to big and it was way to hot to contemplating walking around. Easy enough to do independently, catch the green line to the last stop. Outside catch the local transport - a ute with seating in the back, 10 Thai Bhat per person. To come back use the overbridge to get to the opposite side of the road.

I found the whole experience amazing. Even though I had an e-bike for three hours to explore, I still didn’t get to see all of it. I will be taking a friend back with me to see the rest of it. There is accommodation there so maybe I will use that next time. All in all I would thoroughly recommend it to anybody.