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Human Body Museum, Bangkok Thailand The museum is located inside a university and is more a teaching place than it is a tourist attraction. Then you will feel like you have entered an episode of “Dexter” because yes – there are actual dead bodies here. But they are not lying in a casket or nothing like that.
@ 10 Jan, 2020
Quite cool exhibition! It’s clearly addressed to medical students, hence there’s mainly some practical medical information/explanation in both Thai and English and not so much show like the exhibitions of Gunter von Hagen and such. But hey, it’s free and you’re probably going to be the only guest in there
@ 19 Dec, 2019
It was an educational visit. The bodies or parts on display are real which went through the plastination process (this itself was explained at the start). Though there are only two rooms, I spent less than an hour there reading the descriptions.
@ 19 Dec, 2019
Although only 2 rooms, the exhibits are quite engaging. You can spend quite a bit of time analysing the anatomy and description. Very educational.
@ 06 Jan, 2020
If you're interested in human anatomy, then this is the place to come. The various exhibits displayed show different aspects of the human body e.g. Veins/Arteries, Nerves, Organs and muscles. One of the bodies is disseted vertically from head to groin. Another body has been sliced in horizontal sections. There is a very interesting written piece on all the stages required to preserve the cadaver. You need to enter the university campus site from the "Henri Dunant Rd" once on site follow road right, then left and Museum is on 9th Floor of medical building.
@ 02 Jan, 2020
Located inside on level 9. Free. Unique museum on the human anatomy and info on preservation.