The Erawan Museum showcases a 43.6-meter-tall copper sculpture of a three-headed elephant, the world's largest hand-carved elephant sculpture, which serves as both an art installation and sacred shrine. Inside, three floors organized by Hindu cosmology contain precious artifacts including Ming and Qing Dynasty ceramics, Thai art, European pottery, and ancient Buddha statues and relics.
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