🌟【Must-visit in Bangkok｜Three-Headed Elephant Museum: Pink Dream Ceiling】✨

#Bangkok Itinerary The most surprising discovery after visiting Bangkok for the third time! This pink palace with a 16-story-high "three-headed elephant" standing on its exterior is more attractive than the Grand Palace! Whether it is the magnificent exterior or the gorgeous interior, there are visual wonders everywhere. You must make time to check in during the Songkran Festival in Bangkok📸 📍Practical strategy quick notes 🏛️Name: Erawan Museum 🚇Transportation: BTS Sukhumvit Line, Chang Erawan Station, Exit 2, 10 minutes walk 🎫Tickets: 400 baht for adults, 200 baht for children (cheaper if purchased online) ⌚Opening hours: 09:00-18:00 (the museum closes at 17:30) ⏳Recommended visit: 1.5-2 hours 📸A complete analysis of the best angles for taking photos 🔹Appearance: Imposing and romantic Capture the panoramic view of the three-headed elephant and the pink building from a distance, with the blue sky as the backdrop, showing its magnificence; close-up of the pink relief on the exterior wall will delight those who love details, and it will be full of exotic charm when you lean on it casually. 🔹Indoor staircase: Magic moment of pink spiral staircase • First floor overhead shot: Focus on the sixth step, the curve of the stairs and the gold foil on the dome form a beautiful picture • Rooftop aerial photography: Take photos while walking down the stairs, full of dynamics, remember to use a wide angle to show the sense of depth • White staircase backlit: Shot from the back, sunlight shines through the flower window onto the body, creating a full atmosphere 🔹Gardens and sculptures: natural interaction and dynamics Take a panoramic photo with the three elephants as the background, or take a photo with the elephant sculpture in the park. The green plants and pink buildings contrast with each other, and the success rate of taking photos is 100%! ⚠️Key considerations ✅ Dress: Avoid wearing pants or skirts shorter than the knees or off-shoulder clothing. Thai clothing can be rented at the door. ✅ Take off shoes: You need to take off your shoes indoors. It is recommended to wear socks + shoes that are easy to put on and take off ✅ Prohibited areas: Photography is strictly prohibited in some areas of the underwater world and the paradise layer ✅ Etiquette: Use your ticket to receive flowers and incense to worship Buddha, and respect local customs ✅ Best time: before 10 am when the light is soft and it is easy to take photos by avoiding crowds 💡Selfish summary: When the sunlight shines through the stained glass and sprinkles golden spots on the pink stairs, I feel as if I have walked into the pages of a fairy tale. Compared to regular attractions, this place is more like a forgotten dreamland - whether you are a photography enthusiast or a cultural experiencer, the Three-Headed Elephant Museum can give you a breathtaking moment~ #BangkokTravel #Must-visitThailand #Three-headed Elephant Museum #Songkran Festival Guide