Art In Paradise Museum

The art gallery is the biggest in the world and covers roughly 5,800 square meters. The idea for this museum came from renowned South Korean artist Mr. Shin Jae Yeoul, who is currently the managing director of this beautiful art gallery. In a dilapidated structure, he and eleven other gifted Korean artists performed. They transformed that structure into a stunning exhibition of more than 140 exceptional artworks. These paintings were created in a way that gives the impression of three dimensions. Every photograph taken with these paintings is realistic, fashionable, and interactive because of the artistic design that was employed to create them.

Ten distinct zones, each focusing on a different area of art, make up this exhibition. Mirage, Aqua, Zoo, Classic Art, Ayutthaya, Egyptian, Thai, Surrealist, Dinosaur, and Exhibition Room are among the 10 zones. The best place to spend time with loved ones, friends, and even family is Art in Paradise. You can interact with the artwork here and take pictures of yourself doing so. This location enables you to unleash your inner child and take in mind-blowing thrills like no before. Many tourists from all over the world are drawn there to take in the wonderful sensations that are virtually genuine and to document the events.

Diorama-Many dolls and figurines that portray fine nuances of Thai life are kept in this section. Several techniques were utilized in Korean sculpture to make it look attractive and vibrant.

Aqua-You can explore the undersea environment in this section. You can experience being a blue whale, engage in combat with enormous fish, go on a treasure quest, or even take on the appearance of a stunning mermaid.

Safari-Fans of jungle life will love this area. In the paintings, you might find yourself strolling beside a sizable herd of elephants, a herd of zebras, or a giraffe with a long neck. Take photographs of wild creatures or ancient tribes in the Amazonian jungle.

Classic Art-Exploring great art is entertaining and participatory in this way. Here, you can adopt the persona of Leonardo Da Vinci and pretend to be the artist who created the renowned Mona Lisa painting or show engaging appreciation for the works of classic art.

Ayutthaya- It is the biggest and one of the most impressive zones in the museum. Here, you may take lifelike photos with a colossal Buddha statue or immerse yourself in the amazing Inca civilization's classical era. There is also a painting in this area that will give you the impression that you are walking across a precarious bridge made of rope and wooden blocks.

Since this incredible location is fully within and is not affected by the outside weather, you can visit it at any time of the year. The great art display draws thousands of people, and weekends at the museum are particularly busy with visitors.

As a result, weekdays are favored over weekends. Moreover, go there on a weekday and arrive as early as you can in the morning if you want to take pictures with the interactive art without having to wait too long.