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If you are doing the Wat Arun and Grand Palace tour, put this in your schedule as it’s nearby. 200B is the entrance fees and there is really not many people around. It’s creepy and very gory but you find all the unusual stuffs around...More
Scientifically, it is amazing what they have preserved at this forensic medical “Museum of Death.” The mummified body of child killer and cannibal Si Quey, who ate his victims organs after killing them. Human body parts are on display, like organs, a crushed foot, a...More
My 12 yr old daughter and I went didn't find it to out there if you don't like body parts etc wouldn't go sooooo many Siamese twins could have done with guide as most is innThai no English translation some areas close 4.30 very interesting...More
Quite an enormous collection organized into 5 museums: pathological, anatomical, forensic, parasitic, and evolution. No photography allowed!!! Give yourself plenty of time to walk around and take it all in. As I said, not for the faint of heart (although, lots of kids were there...More
Hi-light: Siriraj Bimuksthan Museum, journey back in time to the 'Rear Palace' and Thonburi Era by the rivers and canals, the old Thonburi railway station building itself and warehouses are stunning and well-preserved, the huge wooden boat is the must-see, and of course the story...More
Numerous rooms. We only saw 5 rooms of items. Missed the Prehistory and Anatomy wings. If you are easily nauseated think carefully. 200baht entry and no cameras. We spent an hour there. Could have spent more if we’d gone to other buildings. Fairly easy access...More
A large number of truly odd and mostly gruesome exhibits. Not much of it is it in English, and a fair amount isn't labeled even in Thai. There is not a lot of pattern to it either. But the exhibits are sizeable and interesting and...More
Unusual, fascinating, an exploration of the human body, siamese twins, murderers, and so much more. Highly recommended.
I love this museum for just how odd it is. The displays are numerous and macabre, and very little useful explanation is given for any of it. It's not too hard to access, but you do have to cross over to the western side of...More
I've been meaning to come here for many years and finally got around to it yesterday. My wife (Thai) was not going to come as she doesn't like this sort of stuff but she did and enjoyed it.It's very educational and factual. I want to...More
