Top Asia Museum Tickets & Passes

Strike a pose while taking in the exhibitions at the Chiang Mai Art in Paradise museum. The museum welcomes visitors to interact with the displays, which feature more than one hundred 3D-style paintings grouped under six themes: the underwater world, wildlife, East Asian architecture, Ancient Egypt, classical European art, and Surrealism. Visitors are welcome to take photos with the artworks to personalize your museum visit.

Ken Domon is one of the representative photographers of postwar Japan. He took news photos grounded in realism, portraits and snapshots of famous and ordinary people, as well as photos of cultural assets such as temples and Buddhist statues.

Taman Nusa Cultural Park is a theme park that offers various traditional arts and crafts that are set against the backdrop of beautiful Balinese natural scenery. Each house offers different attractions, and all the visitor allowed to enter the house and watch the artist working on beautiful crafts. Don't miss a visit to the three museums in the complex, Ethnography Museum, Traditional Puppet Museum and the Textiles Museum. You’ll also see the replica of Borobudur temple, and the model of Dutch-era Kota Train Station. Also, there are scheduled musical performances and dance shows throughout the day. Here we offer a variety of package options, ranging from just admission tickets, additional with drop-off and pick-up services, extra Indonesian meal packages, to the packages that provide with photos using traditional clothes.

Up your selfie game by prebooking tickets to DMZ Bali 3D Art Museum, an optical illusion gallery steps from Sunset Road in the heart of Legian. Charge your phone, or pack your camera, then pose with spectacular “trompe l’oeil” paintings. The results put you at the center of surreal scenes, from ancient Egypt to marauding sharks, rampaging dinosaurs, and Van Gogh paintings.

It's time to discovery the perfect historical culture! If you already knew the history of Yogyakarta through its historical places, why don’t you go to Solo City and find out more about the untold history? Solo has been known as the city that will give you a better understanding of the local’s life, culture, and history. You will have a chance to explore the royal palaces and sacred temples in Solo. Start from Mangkunegaran, Kasunanan, Ceto Temple, and Sukuh Temple, your adventure to reveal the untold history begins. Firstly, you will visiting Mangkunegaran Palace, after that let’s move to the highland area where the sacred temples nestled. The first temple is Sukuh Temple. This temple is quite popular with its distinctive reliefs and sculptures that depict sexual and early life before birth. The next is Ceto Temple. Unlike the previous temple, Ceto will make you feel like entering another realm.

Delight and astound your senses with a visit to the incredible, interactive Art in Paradise Museum. A curation of mind-blowing optical illusions, the museum features 3-D paintings that you can put yourself right into. Take photos in each of the 10 distinct galleries to boggle friends and family. • The world's biggest illusion art museum, Art in Paradise • 10 galleries of creative paintings that appear to be 3-D • Chance to become part of the wacky & fascinating exhibits • Ample opportunity for photos that will astound loved ones • Fun, interactive way to spend time with friends & family

Get great photo ops as you take in the exhibits at the Art in Paradise museum in Pattaya. The museum features ten galleries with colorful 3-D paintings, and visitors are welcome to strike a pose with the paintings, which are grouped into themes in ten different galleries. Create your own visual masterpieces as you snap photos with the exhibits at Art in Paradise.

Muangboran is an outdoor museum covering a whopping 96 hectares, or 240 acres. The creator has painstakingly built scaled models or replicas of ancient city ruins and historical monuments from all over Thailand. The periods of these ancient ruins and monuments cover the Dvaravati, Srivichai, Lopburi, Lanna, Lan Chang, Sukhothai, U-tong, Ayuthaya, Thonburi and Rattanakosin eras. - See Ancient Thailand in just a few hours - Sites from all over the Kingdom rebuilt at one location - Enormous, unique structure visible for miles. - Being educated about Thailand's many magnificent qualities

Complete your adventures in Phuket with some trickery. A ticket to Phuket Trickeye Museum lets you step into oversized 3D interactive paintings and become parting of a number of optical illusions. Featuring a gallery with over a hundred painted and sculpted creations, the museum uses the trompe-l’oeil ("deceive the eye") technique taking its visitors to dangerous, funny and exciting unreal situations. Take pictures as you cross a shaky bridge over a waterfall, escape the sharp teeth of a shark, slide down a snowy slope and more! Located on the corner of Montri and Phang Nga roads, this large two-storey building houses loads of fun for the whole family and some truly unique photo setups. - Visit Phuket’s famous Trickeye Museum and explore its unique 3D artworks - Don’t waste any holiday time stuck in a queue – make sure you have your tickets in advance for this popular museum - Take extremely amusing photos and videos with your friends and family

Ripley's, a world famous walk through museum that originated in the USA has now made its way to Thailand! Get a fright at the two haunted attractions, meet your favorite stars at the waxwork museum, find your way out of the mirror maze, escape the laser challenge and get a unique cinema experience in ‘12D'! At Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum you can discover a unique selection of oddities including primitive torture devices, a mask made from human skin, a real human shrunken head, a wax figure of the four-eyed man, and even a Titanic made from over 1,000,000 matchsticks – Believe It or Not! - Explore a range of attractions that have enjoyed international success - Spend the day challenging yourself, getting a scare and seeing unbelievable sights - Take your pick of attractions including the Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum, a haunted house and more!

Explore the world in a day at Mini Siam where you can venture around 29 sections, largely divided into miniature Siam and Europe. The Mini Siam zone features many famous Thai temples and attractions: Wat Phra Kaeo, Wat Arun, Phanom Long Historical Park, and Ayutthaya are among the most prominent ones. Other famous landmarks featured are the Eiffel Tower, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, London Tower Bridge and Angkor Wat in Cambodia. So if you're holiday days don't quite cover your endless list of sights to see, this might be your answer! A perfect place for a family outing, everyone will enjoy discovering a miniature world in a day. - Visit Ayutthaya, the Eiffel Tower, the Egyptian Abu Simbel temple and other structures - in miniature! - Explore the different landmarks all around in the world in a day - Get instant ticket confirmation and enjoy a hassle free journey - A perfect activity for family and friends at one of the most popular attractions in Pattaya

Pose for photos and hang out with international celebrities at Bangkok’s Madame Tussauds Museum! Learn all there is to know about the famous wax museum and discover how the lifelike sculptures are created. Discover a stunning collection of wax figures from local showmen and notable politicians to world-class athletes and award-winning scientists. Explore the museum to meet your favorite stars: dance alongside Michael Jackson, strike a pose on the red carpet next to Angelina Jolie, snap a quick selfie with Albert Einstein – all in a day! - Visit one of the most famous museums in the world — Madame Tussauds in Bangkok - Explore the museum's 8 different zones: Red Carpet, Music, History, Film, Leaders, Art & Science, TV and Sports - Enjoy the interactive features at every exhibition and discover how the wax figures are made - With hundreds of wax figures, enjoy endless photo ops and feel free to get creative with your poses!

Delight and astound your senses with a visit to the incredible, interactive Art in Paradise Museum. A curation of mind-blowing optical illusions, the museum features 3-D paintings that you can put yourself right into. Take photos in each of the 10 distinct galleries to boggle friends and family. • The world's biggest illusion art museum, Art in Paradise • 10 galleries of creative paintings that appear to be 3-D • Chance to become part of the wacky & fascinating exhibits • Ample opportunity for photos that will astound loved ones • Fun, interactive way to spend time with friends & family

- Wander through the elephant-shaped Erawan Museum, rich in Eastern iconography, - Marvel at ancient Thai and Asian antiquities, and the psychedelic decor - Enjoy a peaceful walk through nature at the outdoor grounds of the museum A colossal, three-headed elephant dominates the structure of The Erawan Museum. The attraction houses a variety of collections owned by museum owner Khun Lek Viriyapant, offering a look into local heritage, customs and craftsmanship. Both inside and out, it's a fascinating space and well worth a visit.

If you dare, wander into the world's strangest museum, Ripley's Believe It Or Not! Museum in Pattaya, to see more than 350 fascinating exhibits and things not found anywhere else. See 1–7 zones—including galleries of artifacts, interactive displays, and works of art—that make this such an odd place. - Various themed galleries—more than 350 fascinating displays - Choice of 7 zones of unique & shocking interactive exhibits - Selfie opportunities with local & international A-listers - State-of-the-art technology with 12 different movie effects - Chance to see magical world of spectacular illusions

The Taj Mahal draws visitors from all over the world, and during busy season, wait times in line can last up to three hours. This special, skip-the-line Taj Mahal admission ticket saves you the time waiting in line, and gets you inside the UNESCO World Heritage Site so you can explore it at your own pace. This admission ticket also offers two different pickup options, as well as a guided tour upgrade for ultimate convenience.

Sea life Bangkok ocean world is an aquarium in bangkok , Thailand , the largest in south east Asia . It covers approximately 10,000 square meters with hundreds of differnt species on display in Exhibits . Then will visit museum of wax or madame tussauds , At Madame Tussauds in Bangkok will have the change to come up close to celebrities, world leaders and sporting heroes .

The first Trickeye 3D Museum of Southern Thailand, is located in Phuket Town. Trickeye Museum is an interactive museum with a concept that stimulates your creativity and imagination. Comes to touch 3D paintings and join the impressive memories together. Phuket Trickeye 3D Museum offers the opportunity to engage and interact with modern installation art truth its permanent collection and temporary exhibitions that stimulate creativity and imagination Trickeye 3D Museum is an interactive museum with a concept that stimulates your creativity and imagination by TROMPEL'OEIL technique through your vision. The time has come when you can enter the picture, which you used to only watch and become a part of the picture yourself ! You are invited to the world of various masterpieces and wonderful three dimensional pictures.

Watch a live performance of comic mishaps that occur during Nanta, a popular show in Korea that is now staged in Bangkok. Four cooks attempt to prepare a wedding feast without enough time, and they create rhythmic sound with kitchen knives and cutting boards, a feat inspired by traditional Korean percussion music. The show does not have dialogue and can be enjoyed by all people no matter what languages you speak.

A large and spacious air conditioned museum with dozens of artworks where you can easily spend 2 or 3 hours, Art in Paradise is fun for both children and adults who will have lots of laughs posing for funny and silly photos. The multi dimensional paintings aim to create illusions, so it looks that animals are charging out of the paintings or people are balancing on a tree log over a ravine. Although the paintings are beautiful in themselves, the artworks really come alive on photos when the effects that the painters intended come out best.

Called an interactive art museum, Art in Paradise in Bangkok is a place to make countless fun photos posing in 3D artwork. Over 150 very lively and colorful paintings on the walls and floors depict scenes that you become a part of by standing or lying down in them. Next to the art works are boards with hints on where to stand or lie and the best angle from which to make a photo. Because of the 3D the photos come out surprisingly realistic and make it look like you are part of the scenery depicted in the painting. Art in Paradise is a fantasy wonderland, a fun place for kids and adults where you can easily spend a few hours taking silly pictures. Let your imagination run wild interacting with the art work.

See a truly unique 4D art exhibit in For Art's Sake at Hua Hin! A fun stop on your journey or stop over, full of illusions and sound effects Experience the 10 zones all providing a different experience from each other! Be amazed by interactive media which detects audience's actions and responds accordingly. There are no boundaries - the gallery is fully interactive

Discover the secrets and history of Patpong. The Patpong Museum houses a private collection photos, memorabilia and more. Take a guided tour through the museum and afterwards go back to spend as long as you want reading, learning and relaxing at the Bar. Live the most important and exciting historic events of Patpong in the present. Experience Patpong like visitors did decades ago with the interactive games, understanding why Bob Hope, David Bowie, Muhammed Ali, Robert DeNiro and others enjoyed their time there.

No need to spend months to travel the world, you can do it in just one day at Mini Siam Pattaya! Perfect for children and adults alike, Mini Siam Pattaya is an open air miniature park set over a spacious area with well-manicured gardens and plenty of places to rest. Divided into two zones, namely Mini Siam and Mini Europe that represent Asia and the rest of the world, Mini Siam Pattaya is home to nearly 100 replicas of world’s most important landmarks. See the Eiffel Tower, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Statue of Liberty, and the historic city of Ayutthaya all perfectly replicated at a scale of 1:25. Marvel at the intricate details by highly skilled craftsmen, and don’t forget to capture your holiday moments at Mini Siam Pattaya!