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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。…
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Date of experience: March 2020
3 Helpful votes
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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
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Date of experience: February 2020
1 Helpful vote
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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.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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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.…
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Date of experience: December 2019
2 Helpful votes
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