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ERAWAN MUSEUM

Erawan Museum has a 3-headed, 250-ton elephant standing proudly on the roof and each of its 3 floors symbolizes a region of the Hindu cosmos — the underworld, earth and finally heaven on the third floor, which is actually contained within the belly of the elephant itself. Inside the museum are fine antiques, sculptures, and religious artifacts, while the top of the first floor features a beautiful stained glass window roof. You’ll never see a museum quite like this one.

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Richard Holmes

Richard Holmes is a travel writer and blogger living in Bangkok. He’s traveled extensively throughout Southeast Asia and continues to explore and write about this fascinating part of the world. His passion for Thai food has led to him experiencing some of the country’s best restaurants, and its equally world class street food.

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