Museum Eravan

The building of the Eravan Museum is a huge three-headed Eravan elephant, which is very impressive. Inside the building are religious artifacts belonging to millionaire Lek Viriapant, who founded the Muang Boran Park Museum.

The height of the elephant figure reaches 29 meters, and the height of the entire building with the base is 43 meters. The body weight of the elephant is 150 tons.

The museum presents three halls for public inspection: the world of the Nagas, in which exhibits tell about the foundation of the museum the world of people, in which antique objects of Eastern and Western cultures of the Tavatimsa sky are exhibited, in which relics and images of Buddha from different periods are stored. In the second hall there is a very beautiful staircase connecting the floors, as well as a stained glass ceiling with a map of the world and zodiac signs. On both sides of the stairs there are elephants decorated with mosaics of fragments of porcelain dishes.

At the foot of the building there is a botanical garden with various flowers and animal sculptures. The museum is open from 8am to 5pm.