Siriraj Medical Museum
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Floater7
Boise, ID12 contributions
Apr. 2022 • Solo
Pretty interesting, but also very graphic, so be prepared.
Put on your CSI cap.
Several weeks after I viewed it, my wife told me a story.
Apparently her mother was pregnant and riding a motorscooter near by, and got in an accident. Lost the baby, and it ended up in that museum.
Glad she told me afterwards.
Put on your CSI cap.
Several weeks after I viewed it, my wife told me a story.
Apparently her mother was pregnant and riding a motorscooter near by, and got in an accident. Lost the baby, and it ended up in that museum.
Glad she told me afterwards.
Written 9 March 2023
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Oscardog16
Adelaide, Australia1,191 contributions
Oct. 2022
We have visited similar museums in St Petersburg and Berlin, so we knew what to expect. The exhibits are graphic and confronting, probably not suited to the feint hearted or children. The ancient 25 metre boat that was recovered from the riverbed is an impressive display. We spent 3 hours and just finished all the exhibits.
Written 20 October 2022
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zooz42
Munich, Germany77 contributions
Sep. 2022 • Family
A fascinating place for all people with some medical background. All three museums exhibit fetuses and newborns with multiple congenital disorders such as anencephaly, myelomeningocele, gastrochisis etc. There is an extensive section of crime related injuries, an exhibition of the medical issues regarding the 2004 Tsunami catastrophe (first treatment of injured survivors, identification of corpses). And you can find an exhibition of the Siriraj Hospital History. All in all a very interesting Museum worth spending an afternoon.
Written 3 September 2022
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JING
Launceston, Australia36 contributions
Mar. 2020 • Couples
This is just a common medical museum. I think it’s not a good choice for tourists, especially foreigners. The price 200B is expensive. It is called the museum of death in Chinese social media. I saw some curious Chinese young people. But the explanation is all thai, no Chinese, just a little English.
一个普通的医学博物馆,不太适合游客参观,尤其是外国人,200铢的门票还是挺贵的,不值得。网上叫它死亡博物馆,名字听起来很神秘,吸引了不少中国年轻人,但是实际上可看性不强。全是泰语,只有一点点英文。可以借英文的语音导览,但是语音解说内容也很少,机器也不好用。
一个普通的医学博物馆,不太适合游客参观,尤其是外国人,200铢的门票还是挺贵的,不值得。网上叫它死亡博物馆,名字听起来很神秘,吸引了不少中国年轻人,但是实际上可看性不强。全是泰语,只有一点点英文。可以借英文的语音导览,但是语音解说内容也很少,机器也不好用。
Written 10 March 2020
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Robert Forbes
Melton Mowbray, UK8 contributions
Feb. 2020
Interesting museums and different to any museums I have ever visited before. The museums are rather vivid and fascinating but I don’t think they are suitable for children. Overall enthralling and worth visiting
Written 15 February 2020
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Herwin e
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Jan. 2020 • Friends
I thought this would be such a creepy journey but the museum really gave you different experiences. I highly recommend this place to medical student or to any of you who interested in medical thingy. You should come at least once to this place.
Written 6 February 2020
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josephpA9806WL
Cary, NC7 contributions
Dec. 2019
Please learn from my experience and don't bother with this "museum". Granted it was free the day I went (even free for farangs...good job, Thailand).
Regardless, it was a total waste of time....so silly it was. Take the time to fully appreciate Wat Pho and Wat Arun.....explore a neighborhood like Bang Rak which few foreigners visit.....enjoy the pretty Teak houses of Suan Pakkad...relax in Lumphini and watch for a monitor lizard (I got a great photo of one)....don't waste your time at Siriraj...your time is too precious.
Regardless, it was a total waste of time....so silly it was. Take the time to fully appreciate Wat Pho and Wat Arun.....explore a neighborhood like Bang Rak which few foreigners visit.....enjoy the pretty Teak houses of Suan Pakkad...relax in Lumphini and watch for a monitor lizard (I got a great photo of one)....don't waste your time at Siriraj...your time is too precious.
Written 2 February 2020
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rachelchinyk
4 contributions
Dec. 2019 • Family
Very insightful and an eye opener. Worth the visit. The displays were not as gory as described. Only thing they removed the serial killer. Was looking forward to seeing that.
Written 19 January 2020
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Earl M
Singapore48 contributions
Jan. 2020 • Friends
The museum boasts an array of bizarre and morbid collections — ranging from feti in jars with defects, to personal suicide effects and even coverage of the tsunami disaster of 2004.
While the museum itself has an air of macabre, one must journey in with an open mind. Surely, there is plenty that can be learned from the displays.
Lastly, exhibits are mainly in Thai and to fully immerse in the experience, an audio guide is a must — readily available at the first counter.
While the museum itself has an air of macabre, one must journey in with an open mind. Surely, there is plenty that can be learned from the displays.
Lastly, exhibits are mainly in Thai and to fully immerse in the experience, an audio guide is a must — readily available at the first counter.
Written 14 January 2020
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Yayang T
Jakarta, Indonesia36 contributions
Dec. 2019 • Family
We visited bimukstan history museum (ask for free headset), medical museum, anatomy museum and spent around 5 hours today. Very interesting subject & well displayed with english text, we enjoyed it very much.
MUST VISIT, As non-medical people, we learn a lot. Not to be missed For medical profession & student. I never see museum like this in other countries . Many cadavers to show human internal organs and the health illnesses. also many siamese twin baby cadavers.
Take the boat to thonbury for bimukstan museum or wanglang pier for medical museum. Both museums are nearby.
And check wanglang market on the pier.. We found nice thai food on the pier.
MUST VISIT, As non-medical people, we learn a lot. Not to be missed For medical profession & student. I never see museum like this in other countries . Many cadavers to show human internal organs and the health illnesses. also many siamese twin baby cadavers.
Take the boat to thonbury for bimukstan museum or wanglang pier for medical museum. Both museums are nearby.
And check wanglang market on the pier.. We found nice thai food on the pier.
Written 26 December 2019
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Mitchy B
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia393 contributions
Where can one buy the entrance ticket online for this museum? I don’t see it anywhere even on the official website. Any advise is much appreciated. Many thanks in advance.
Alex F
70 contributions
How much is the entrance fee?
Patrick and Kira Bromley
Brisbane, Australia92 contributions
200 -300 baht. Depending on the ticket you buy.
Kent C
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia86 contributions
can let know is open every day & what is the opening to close hour ? What of transport more convenient ? can visit personal need any booking before go there ? Any taboos ? exp: ware long pant .
真吾 村
21 contributions
こちらのページなどで、休館日が日曜日との記載が多いのですが、現在の休館日は火曜日だというコメントもあります。現在の正しい休館日を教えてください。
YoshiMitch
Numazu, Japan1,793 contributions
2016年9月のパンフレットには、Open daily 10 am. to 5 pm. except Tuesday and officials holidays となっています。なので、火曜日とタイの法定の休日が休館日だと思われます。
fan1971
Bourg-en-Bresse, France35 contributions
Bonjour Guy,
N'ayant pas réussi à trouver les jours d'ouverture pour visiter le musée médico-légal, je me demande si vous pouvez me renseigner.
Je souhaite le visiter entre le 1 et le 4 janvier 2017. Est-ce ouvert à ces dates ?
Combien de temps est-il nécessaire pour sa visite ?
En vous remerciant de votre réponse,
Cdlt,
Bernard
Libbie E
Daylesford, Australia20 contributions
Last time we were in Bangkok ( December 26-31st) this museum was closed. I'd like to visit again, but don't want to be disappointed re hours. Does anyone know what dates it closes over the festive season? Many thanks
edmac404
Bangkok, Thailand143 contributions
The only day the museum is closed is on Tuesday. They keep weird bank hours from 930-1700.
irisccy
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Hi.
I just found out about this place and am very interested to go. However, I found out on the first page of Goggle's search that it's permanently closed.
Is it true? Am I too late?
Hope to hear (hopefully some good news) soon. Thanks in advance!
saggicool
Singapore, Singapore129 contributions
Is open.. Close on Tuesday I heard
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