Climb Inside Thailands Three-Headed Elephant

The Erawan Museum, located near Bangkok, is dedicated to preserving Thai heritage. Named after a mythological elephant, it features a temple and museum with carvings inspired by various religions. The outdoor area includes model elephants and attracts thousands of visitors annually, serving as a tribute to Thailand's cultural past.

What is the primary purpose of the Erawan Museum?

• To host international conferences

• To display modern art

• To preserve Thai heritage

• To serve as a shopping center

The Erawan Museum is named after a figure from which mythology?

• Norse mythology

• Hindu mythology

• Roman mythology

• Greek mythology

What can be found inside the belly of the elephant at the Erawan Museum?

• A library

• A restaurant

• A large temple

• A cinema

Which religions are represented in the carvings at the museum?

• Hinduism, Islam, and Buddhism

• Christianity, Judaism, and Buddhism

• Islam, Judaism, and Christianity

• Buddhism, Christianity, and Hinduism

What unique feature do the model elephants in the museum's landscape have?

• They can walk around the park

• They trumpet as guests walk under them

• They change colors at night

• They are made of gold