Siriraj Medical Museum is definitely one of the top museum in Thailand. If not, one of the best in South East Asia. Whether you are here for academic research or just to wonder around to kill off some time. The easiest way to reach here is via ferry (siriraj pier), opposite to tha prachan pier. As many google reviewer says, although it is quite an adventure but surely is not for the faint of heart. Please do eat before you visit the space, and definitely not for children under 15 yrs old. There are 3 museums split inside. Dont worry, the counter receptionist will guide you with a leaflet (Eng Language as well) and there are English signage from one museum to another as well. Photos are not allowed except for the Siriraj Bimuksthan Museum and the pre historic building where you can get to know more during the area within WWII. Medical students, there should cover you many aspects of medical care, theory and researches purpose. But for quite - squeamish person like myself, I still do enjoy it, but it is very disturbing when seeing corpses and trauma injuries (homicide, suicide etc) graphic visuals. There is some audio tech to assist you for Non-Thai speakers. Not too sure about "request touring" for Eng language. Would be great to have one at an additional cost. When I was there, I only witnessed Thai Speaking small group tour/walk through. Ticket Prices for Local: 80 THB Ticket Prices for Foreigners: 250 THB This is an international level museum. Truly remarkable. Worth the visit. Highly Recommend. Do check their facebook page a day before you pay a visit. Incase they, closed for covid19 pandemic etc.

The most in-depth visual guide to the human body. This place might upset and cause disgust with a lot of people because real dead bodies are preserved in various rooms at this location but if you're a medical student this place is s gold mine of information. You'll immediately get a stench of death as you enter each room. I'll warn you right now, there is a lot of dead babies and children so if you're squemish I would advise you not to visit but if you truly want to learn more about this incredibly complex organic machine that we call the human body then I will highly recommend a visit. You're actually not allowed to take photos inside. If you've got a strong stomach and you're keen to learn more about the human body then I would highly recommend giving this place a visit.

An amazing display of real human body, limbs, and skeleton. Prepare your guts before entering this museum. For some people this might scare them. Some displays real death cases, homicide, suicide, accidents. There's also diorama about Tsunami death. Lots of preserved human fetus and babies with various medical cases. Not allowed to take pictures.

Fascinating 5 building museum of history and medical procedures in a beautiful setting along the Chao Phraya River. Authentic preserved specimens, skeletons and fetuses. Very graphic and interesting, but not for the squeamish. Highly recommend.

My friend had a medical appointment at the hospital, so I decided to visit the museum while waiting for him. Paid 200 Baht which gave me access to all three (maybe it’s a special thing during COVID-19), and I spent two hours visiting everything. I enjoyed all the display of anatomical, forensic, cultural, and historical perspectives.

Tickets are 200 baht. There are two venues you can visit. This is a very impressive museum. I have great admiration for all the general teachers and scholars. But most of them only have Thai explanations. It would be even better if English explanations could be added!

Too bad that such a renowned university is promoting racism with its dual pricing system. They make every foreigner pay multiple the admission, no matter whether they live here & pay taxes or not. There is no advantage at all for foreigners, as there is no additional experience and not even a translation gor everything or English speaking staff on-site. When asked for the justification, the front desk staff would only reply "that's the rule". As long as this continues, no place can be enjoyed, no matter how interesting its story. In a world full of humans, humanity should always be the first value!

(Translated by Google) I went for 300 baht from Bangkok city, but it was closed. Even though it ’s open at Google. Be careful because it is closed on holidays. (Original) バンコク市内から300バーツもタクシー代かけて行ったが，休館。Googleでは営業中になっているのに。休日は休館なので要注意。

(Translated by Google) I think it's worth going once. If you are not good at glo It is said that you should write down your name, admission time and nationality on the right hand side of the first floor. You can go upstairs to the right and pay 200 THB for admission and put your luggage in the locker for a tour. Addendum As of 2020, Seawee's body, which was exhibited as a cruel murderer, seems to have been removed as "it was a false accusation." (Original) 一度は行く価値があると思います。グロいのが苦手でなければ笑 一階右手で名前と入館時間と国籍を書けと言われます。 二階に上がり右手で入館料200THB払い、荷物をロッカーに入れて見学できます。 追記 2020年現在、残虐な殺人犯として展示されていたシーウィーの遺体は【冤罪だった】として撤去されているようです。

The medical exhibits were interesting. As majority of the signs and captions are in Thai, it is difficult for Non-Thais to understand them. Understandably, this is a school for medical students. But since this has also been promoted as a tourist attraction, it would be good for the museum to add English translations of the information.

With respect, no photos were taken inside. When you reach the building, you'll first jjot your particulars on a book. Name, time in & country. On level 2, head inside & you can choose to purchase for either Medical Museum @ 200 baht. Or both museum (medical & history) for 300 baht. There are 3 exhibitions on this building. Real preserved bodies & parts of body can be observed. For science. Thereafter after you're done, you can walk out of the building, then turn right. At the T junction. Turn right then walk straight & turn left. Thats the next museum on L2 and L3. Truly life is fragile. Great experience once in a lifetime.

Quite the experience seeing all the bodies with your own eyes rather than virtually through pictures or youtube. Would’ve given 5 stars if there were more English labels. 300baht for each museum (medical/historical). Definitely a place to visit when in Bangkok.

Fascinating to see the inside of the human body: nothing plasticised here! See human development pre birth, see the effect of diseases and trauma to the body, learn about parasites. There is a steady stream of visitors to the museum. Its not for everyone but it is worth the trip if anatomy is your interest!

I came here with much anticipation but sadly, the ticket sales close at 1530 and they don't allow entrance even if you are 3 minutes passed the mark. So remember to come before 1530.

(Translated by Google) An interesting facility by name. It is called a corpse museum, but it doesn't feel so terrible, and most are decorated with bones. I was sweaty before coming here, so I seemed to catch a cold with a good air conditioner in the hall There is no particular sublime impression, but only a shocking photo of the third room cannot wipe out fear. Kisekyu scary (Original) 名前からして興味深い施設。 死体博物館なんて呼ばれていますが、そんなにおどろおどろしい感じではなく、大半は骨が飾られています。 私はここへ来るまでに汗だくでしたので、館内のよく効いたエアコンで風邪をひきそうでした 特に崇高な感想はありませんが、三つ目の部屋の衝撃的な写真だけは恐怖を拭えません。きせいちゅうこわい

Very interesting and educational experience in Bangkok.. some fascinating specimens. Photos aren't allowed for good reason - respect. Thai folk are v spiritual. Anyone who chose to take photos against these rules and posted them online, as curious as they are, are grade A tw*ts. There are two sites - the main museum is on the 2nd floor and has 3 rooms - you pay here. (beware: the Forensic Medicine Room has v gruesome photos on display as soon as you walk in). And the 2nd site, the Congdon Anatomical Museum on the 3rd floor of the Department of Anatomy building where you can put belongings into lockers. Some displays could do with updating with English translations but tbh I'm not holding it against them.. we're in Thailand and they don't owe English to us. Take the blue ferry (Chao Praya Express Boat) for 30B to Prannok for a lovely scenic journey then it's a 10 mins walk from the ferry port. The area around the ferry port also has a really cool market with lots of places to eat, drink and buy clothes.

You can not take photos of this place. They will provide you with a locker to your backpack/ purse. This place is definitely one for the books. They show you real human bodies. And very detailed information. Most of it is in Thai. Very few English explanations. Still, just the visual it's something you won't forget anytime soon.

I went December 2016. I was going for the Forensic museum but when I got there I found out there is more to see than that. Siriraj Bimuksthan Museum, Forensic museum,Congdon Anatomical museum, Ellis Pathological Museum,Parasitology museum and Sood Sangvichien museum. So it was a longer visit than I thought but all good. I made my way round the interesting rooms, don't go if you are of a weak stomach I will say. I found it to be very interesting and read a lot about the human body and in some rooms you are given and audio guide which is handy. A few of the rooms you have to put any bags and cameras in a locker. But I did manage to sneak a few photos ! I don't think its a place for a young family. There are bodies babies all cut up and many other bodies and body parts on display. But I found it to be very good.

(Translated by Google) Seaweed's mummy has not been exhibited because cremation was decided by the signature movement. (Original) シーウィーのミイラは署名運動により火葬が決定したので、既に展示されておりません。

Very interesting museum; not for the faint of heart, quite heavy and did feel a little bit exploitative at points. 200 BHT to see 5 of the museums, 300 BHT to see an additional (can’t remember what it was). I skipped the anatomy and history museum. There is an audio guide you can use in English if you have a passport to leave with them. Spent about 1.5 hours here. You can’t take pictures which I think is good and more respectful to the people who donated their bodies to science. The preserved babies with congenital diseases were very interesting and sad, as was the exhibit on the tsunami and how the hospital identified the bodies of victims and treated people. There was also a section that included murder weapons and evidence from homicides as well as preserved bodies/bones/images that illustrated both natural and unnatural deaths (for example gunshot wound in the head or hit by a train). You definitely need a palate cleanser after this but if you have a morbid curiosity like I do, it’s well worth the visit!

Very cool collection, worth a stop for sure! This place really is great and pack full of oddities. The anatomy building is really where it’s at for me, such a wild collection packed so densely. 200 baht, for 300 you get access to the history museum near the river as well, very worth the price.

Very eye-opening place. Some amazing sights. Probably not for the faint hearted but very interesting and fairly cheap. Be aware you’re not allowed to take photos. My partner is Thai so it helps with translations as there’s a lot of stuff written in just Thai. Not a long taxi ride from anywhere in Bangkok (obviously depending on traffic) but from Victory Monument it cost me less than 200 baht.

Better check with them before go. Went on today and they said close due to new year and new year eve. So dissapointed!

(Translated by Google) Admission was 200 baht. The sister at the ticket counter explained in English how to go. The contents of the exhibition, as reviewed by others, are specimens and photographs that are never seen in Japan. If you're not good at grotesque things, don't go there ... (Original) 入場料200バーツでした。チケット売り場のお姉さんがどう回れば良いか英語で説明してくれました。 展示内容はもう他の方のレビュー通り、日本では絶対に見られないような標本や写真たち。 ほんの少しでもグロテスクなものが苦手なら、行かない方が…

(Translated by Google) You can see valuable specimens of the human body that can never be seen in Japan. I was surprised at the formalin pickles and giant bone specimens of malformed children and adults. I visited in January, but the annex had no air conditioner and only a fan, so it was very sultry and hot, so when you visit at this time it is recommended that you take measures against the heat. (Original) 日本では決して見ることができない貴重な人体の標本を見ることができます。奇形児や成人のホルマリン漬けや巨人の骨の標本には驚きでした。1月に訪問しましたが別館の方にはエアコンが無く扇風機のみでしたので猛烈に蒸し暑かったのでこの時期に訪れる際にはしっかりと暑さ対策をすることをお勧めします。

(Translated by Google) It is the famous Thai Corpse Museum. It is a very interesting exhibition as you can get a feel for some aspects of Thai culture. After that, you cannot eat dinner at the stall. Added July 2020 The story of Shiwi's cremation, which is also known as another name, came in. It seems that the sense of balance and correspondence around here is really Thailand. See Google search for details! (Original) 有名なタイの死体博物館です。 タイの文化の一面に触れることが出来、非常に興味深い展示です。 その後屋台の夕ご飯は食べられません。 2020年7月追記 別名にもなっているシーウィの火葬の話しが入ってきました。 この辺りのバランス感覚とか対応とかがいかにもタイ王国らしいです。 詳しくはGoogle検索でっ！

This was a very interesting museum off the beaten path of Bangkok. I had to plan it out based on where I was staying, and had to take a subway and river ferry to arrive. When you take the river ferry you’ll want to buy your fare to the “Thonburi Railway Station Pier”. When you get off you’ll walk straight and turn left after the roundabout into the hospital campus. The museum doesn’t allow pics for obvious reasons as there are things there the general public may not want to see. If you are interested in human anatomy, curious about disfigurement and amazed by natural disaster you’ll love this museum. Most of the communication is in Thailand however the exhibits mostly have a QR code you scan with your cell phone and it brings up YouTube audio in English for you to listen to. So bring headphones or you can put your phone to your ear with the volume turned down. Tickets are 200 baht or 300 baht if you want to attend the other two museums on the property. I did that and it was worth the extra 100 baht. The other museums on site house a very old river barge and some traditional Thai armaments.

One of a kind museum. Awesome time spent here. Paid 200 Baht per person for 5 exhibition room on 2 different building.They provide locker to store your things.Ask for a translator device by leaving your ID or passport,believe me its worth it because almost every info was written in Thai.Cannot take pictures inside.

This is a strange museum of forensic pathology in the middle of Siriraj Hospital. It is not easy to find but it is worth a visit. I can really explain but it is similar to the German exhibit body world and exhibits bodies and skeletons of crime victims. Eat before going.

Must visit this museum! Better than The bodies exibition (in USA). Deffinitely must visit.

This is one of the things to do off the beaten track in Bangkok. The exhibition is quote unique and things on display might be not very usual to a westerner. There is a free toilet on premises and there are 3 parts of the exhibition: forensic, disease and medical.

For 200 baht, you get to visit 6 museums. Many things to see. Bags must be placed in lockers provided for free. Friendly staff. Easy to get around. Do show respect

An amazing experience! It is good to have a look.

Highly recommend! Although the transport was not very convenience, every time I went to Thailand I must go there. This place was very cool, after the tour you can really feel different in your deep heart and view the life more precious.

The experience is split into 3 different buildings (if you buy the 300 baht ticket), and they are fairly hard to navigate without Google Maps. The first building was the main medical museum, many gruesome exhibits, but extremely educational. The second was the anatomical museum, which is similar to the first but with more detail. Lastly is the museum of history, displaying the history of the hospital. The staff are kind and courteous, and the exhibits are extremely educational (albeit disturbing for some). Many exhibits are only in Thai. Not for the faint of heart, but definitely recommended.

The best place to visit if you want to see something incredible about yourself, literally. You'll see the intricate anatomy of the body as well as the potential abnormality that could arise if it was you. Highly recommended! I'll go back soon especially I am a curious buff! I hope more people can see and appreciate the world of medicine!

(Translated by Google) Very good. 2nd floor, forensic building Tickets cost 80 baht to enter 3 museums. Siriraj Medical Museum has 3 zones Zone 1 is about fertilization. About heart disease, cancer, polio. There are models to show both the real model and the model. The second part is the forensic zone where there are various types of wounds to be seen. And is a photograph with a tsunami model Is to prove who the deceased is by a medical team And part 3 is the zone of parasites There is a real parasite preserved for viewing. Including various exhibit models For children, free entrance. Cool air-conditioned museum. (Original) Very good. 2nd floor, forensic building บัตรราคา 80 บาทเข้าได้ 3 พิพิธภัณฑ์ พิพิธภัณฑ์การแพทย์ศิริราชนี้มีอยู่ 3 โซน โซนที่ 1 เป็นเรื่องการปฏิสนธิ เรื่องโรคหัวใจ โรคมะเร็ง โรคโปลิโอ มีโมเดลจัดแสดงให้เห็นทั้งโมเดลของจริงและของจำลอง ส่วนที่ 2 เป็นโซนนิติเวชมีบาดแผลชนิดต่างๆของจริงให้เห็น และเป็นภาพถ่ายมีแบบจำลองสึนามิ เป็นการเข้าไปพิสูจน์ว่าผู้เสียชีวิตคือใครโดยทีมแพทย์ และส่วนที่ 3 เป็นโซนของพยาธิ มีพยาธิตัวจริงดองไว้ให้ดู รวมถึงโมเดลการจัดแสดงต่างๆ สำหรับเด็กเข้าฟรีจ้าพิพิธภัณฑ์ติดแอร์เย็นสบาย

(Translated by Google) This is a human specimen (?) Exhibition hall located inside the hospital. To get to the first exhibition hall, you have to get off some distance by car. The car was too blocked to enter the hospital. There are three exhibition halls in the hospital and three new ones. If you want to see a human specimen, you can see only two exhibition halls in the hospital except the new one. The entrance fee of 200 baht for both exhibition halls and 300 baht for the new hall is required. It's forbidden to take pictures inside, but I don't want to take much pictures as you say below. hehe It's an example of a real person and courtesy of those who died. When I entered the first exhibition hall, it seemed to explain how the human body is damaged by various accidents. Actual photo .. You can see pictures and specimens with cut necks or limbs cut off. If you are infected with various pests, you can see gastrointestinal specimens on your body. The second pavilion must be moved to another building, so it's not necessary to find and find a Google map. The first one has few samples, but the second one has many samples. You can see a cross-sectional view of a slice of the human body, some parts of the nervous system's muscles are removed, and you can see the actual body. And you can see a variety of fetal specimens, including Siamese twins. If you look up close, you will be able to open your eyes. There are far more specimens on display than the first one, with no air conditioner, sweating, gastrointestinal vertigo and dizziness. The third exhibition hall is a separate building and can only be photographed at the entrance of the exhibition hall. There is air conditioning and cleanliness to calm the gourmet, but I don't really recommend it. If you have a weak stomach or have no special reason to visit, it is a museum to visit. Best wishes for those who have never been born or are unlucky and who have been exhibited as specimens. (Original) 병원 내부에 위치한 인체표본(?)전시관입니다. 첫번째 전시관으로 찾아가려면 차량으로 좀 떨어진 곳에 내려야합니다. 병원내부로 진입하기에는 차가 너무 막혀서.. 근처에서 내려 구글맵으로 찾아갔습니다. 병원내부의 두군데 전시관과 새로지은 전시관 해서 모두 3군데가 있는데 인체표본을 보고싶은 경우는 새로지은 전시관은 빼고 병원내 우치한 두군데 전시관만 보시면 됩니다. 전시관 두 곳 200바트, 새 전시관까지 모두 300바트의 입장료가 필요합니다. 내부에서는 사진 촬영이 금지인데 아랫 분 말씀대로 별로 찍고 싶지가 않습니다. ㅎㅎ 실제 사람의 표본이고 사망한 이들에 대한 예의같기도 하네요. 첫 전시관으로 들어가면 각종 사고로 인해 인체가 어떻게 파손이 되는지 뭐 그런 설명 같더군요. 실제 사진.. 목이 잘리거나 팔다리가 절단된 사진과 표본 등을 볼 수 있고 각종 해충에 감염된 경우 인체에 미치는 속이 미식거리는 표본을 볼 수 있습니다. 두번째 전시관은 다른 동으로 이동해야 하는데 초행이므로 구글맵이 필요하고 찾는데 어렵지는 않습니다. 첫 전시관은 표본이 얼마 없지만 두 번째 전시관은 많은 표본이 전시(?)되어 있습니다. 인체를 슬라이스한 단면도 볼 수 가 있고 신경계 근육만을 떼어내서 전시한 곳도 있고, 실제 시신을 볼 수도 있습니다. 그리고, 샴쌍둥이 등의 각종 태아표본도 볼 수가 있습니다. 가까이서 쳐다보고 있으면 갑자기 눈을 뜰 것 같이 생생하게 전시되어 있습니다. 첫번째 전시관보다 훨씬 더 많은 표본이 다닥다닥 전시되어 있는데 에어컨이 없어서 땀이 삐질삐질 나고 속은 미식거리고 현기증까지 나더군요. 세번째 전시관은 별도 건물이고 전시관입구에서만 촬영이 가능하고 내부로 들어가면 역시 사진촬영이 금지되어 있습니다. 미식거리던 속을 진정시킬 정도의 에어컨바람과 청결함이 있는 곳이긴 하지만 딱히 권해 드리고 싶지는 않습니다. 비위가 약하거나 굳이 방문할 특별한 이유가 없다면 일부러 찾아가기에는 좀 그런 박물관이긴 합니다. 태어나지 못하거나 불운하게 생을 마치고 표본으로 전시된 분들의 명복을 빕니다.

(Translated by Google) Except for the local students who came to the group, there were few visitors and it was an old building. If you leave your passport, the audio guide can be borrowed for free. The reception staff is fluent and friendly. The building is divided into three parts, which are spaced apart. There is a little lack of explanation and a little poor management of old buildings, but if you are interested in anatomy or are interested in the human body, this is a good place to visit. There is also a food court because the site is large like a campus. (Original) 단체로 관람온 현지 학생들 말고는 관람객이 별로 없고 오래된 건물이라 으시시한 분위기였다. 여권을 맡기면 오디오가이드(영어)를 무료로 대여 해 주고 리셉션 직원분들 영어유창하고 친절하심. 건물이 총 세군데에 나눠져있는데 띄엄띄엄 위치해 있다. 설명이 조금 부족하고 낡은건물에 관리가 조금 미흡하지만 해부학에 관심이 있거나 인체에 관심이 많다면 방문해도 좋을 곳. 캠퍼스처럼 부지가 넓어서 푸드코트도 있다.

(Translated by Google) Not on Google, Tuesday is the regular holiday. (Original) Googleには載っていませんが、 火曜日が定休日です。

(Translated by Google) There are a lot of valuable things you can never see in Japan. It ’s better to be prepared, not half-hearted. It's so intense that people who don't like grotesque things will fall. Shooting is prohibited inside. (Original) 日本では絶対に見られない貴重なものがたくさん見られる。面白半分ではなく覚悟して見に行った方が良い。 かなり強烈なのでグロいものが苦手な人は倒れると思う。 中は撮影禁止です。

Disappointed after reading all the reviews. Not that great, but ok and interesting. The prehistoric building is closed until further notice. Actually got in for Thai price after proving I live here. Be polite and ask nicely!

Closed until 1st of February 2021. They didn’t change opening details on Google

Absolute waste of time. The day I went (December 2019) they weren't charging admission (even farangs were free). Regardless, it was so silly.....thankfully, the boat ride over and the short walk from the pier didn't take an enormous amount of time. Heed my warning, please, and don't bother with this "museum". Use the time to fully explore Wat Pho or Wat Arun. Take a walk through the Bang Rak neighborhood for a view of a part of the city few foreigners visit...visit the pretty teak houses at Suan Pakkad...relax in Lumphini and get a nice photo of a monitor lizard.....anything but Siriraj Medical "Museum".

Well worth a visit to but be prepared it’s very graphic. I spent an hour in the first three parts. It’s an eye opener into the world of medicine. There is a lot to see. You cannot take photos and there is lockers for your bags

I’d recommend to the open minded! Definitely pulled my heart strings seeing some of the gruesome pictures and deformities of the babies. A great museum and friendly staff!

Went there few years ago, forgot to give a review. So many things to look.

(Translated by Google) The museums that are worth visiting in the hospital are distributed in three buildings, and you need to register your name and nationality to enter. To be in awe of life, you must not take pictures. Some tourists brought toy snacks to the children in the museum (Original) 分布在医院里值得一去的博物馆，分布在三栋楼里，进去需要登记姓名国籍职业。 对生命要有敬畏之情，一定一定不要拍照。 有一些游客带了玩具零食留给在馆内的小朋友

This place is a must if you are into anatomy and forensic! The expositions are very, very interesting;I was captivated from start to end. When you pay for the entry, you are actually paying a small price for about 4-5 museums which are all of them interesting. My favorite was the one with the congenital defects of babies.

This is a place for non shoppers who visit Bangkok. This is my third time coming to Bangkok, i got tired of shopping malls and night markets. Found this museum online, my curiosity about the "museum of death" sends me here. Entrance Ticket cost 200 baht for foreign. Spent close to 4 hours here visiting all the 3 museums. The anatomical and Siriraj museum has a lot of real dead bodies , almost fully grown up babies with congenital body deformation, wounded body parts, disgusting pictures of the deceased etc. It can be very disturbing to watch and i feel so grateful for having a healthy and complete body. The last museum - Bimuksthan Museum. The set up was very impressive. The museum even set up a mini cinema with special lighting effects, explaining about the history of the area.

(Translated by Google) Quite old, there are a lot of shows (Original) ค่อนข้างเก่า มีของแสดงค่อนข้างเยอะ

Best museum in Thailand!

Amazing medical museum in Bangkok. Unique place to learn about criminology and deseases. Also liked the tsunami department. Entrance for two buildings was 200 BAT. There are QR codes which you can scan to listen to audio guide in English. I’ve spent a half day there and it’s really worth it!

Very different from most Museums you are likely to see and top of my list for visitors to Bangkok.

Interesting and interactive museum. Get the 4 to 5 museum pass at 300baht Museums located at various buildings. Limited English description but comes with audio translation for some exhibits. Take ferry to thronburi railway dock. We took tourist boat at 60baht each pax at saphan taksin BTS.

Paid 200B for the medical museum and I really enjoyed the experience. Showcasing an extensive collection of human body, natural and unnatural causes of death, and forensics process. It took me around two hours to see everything. I recommend you to make use of Google Translate as most of the texts are written in Thai. If you're interested in human anatomy, illness, and death, you'd enjoy this.

Special and heartfelt gratitude to the museum's two talented and knowledgeable curators, Ms. Bee and Ms. Aim. Their tireless and enthusiastic guidance made my museum visit truly remarkable and impressive. I was especially impressed by their patience, willingness to share their knowledge, and fascinating background of Ms. Aim in archaeology.

Educated life. Understanding pure human.

Intense... The entrance was 200-300B. Depending on the ticket types. I would recommend to people, but I would never wanna visit again.

It was more shocking than I expected. Though you will learn how we live how we are cured and how hard to become a doctor. Since I visited here I respect doctors more.

(Translated by Google) Very informative and detailed museum, definitely recommended! (Original) Sehr informatives und detailliertes Museum, definitiv zu empfehlen!

(Translated by Google) The Siriraj Medical Museum, the Congdon Anatomical Museum and the Thailand prehistoric museum are located in close proximity to each other. I went to the Siriraj Medical Museum first and dropped a 200 baht ticket so I could go to the other two places. I'm not a medical student and I'm just a science and technology student. I don't have the opportunity to see these things in Korea. I was curious and visited them in the order listed above. But each person might feel very disgusted. There is no Korean voice support program, but in English, it's actually a medical term. And underneath the scene of the accident, the car's basic terminology (in this way, car accident) didn't seem to require a voice support program. The Congdon Anatomical Museum is a bit old-fashioned, but it's a bit of a surprise. .. I can tolerate such things as bodies (baby, siamese twins, brainless, drowned babies), skin stitches, dissected bodies, organs, pictures of accidents, or really wonder about how the body structure looks like I would like to recommend it to you Oh, I don't know if it's an anatomical museum or only Siriraj Medical Museum, but there's a real hospital right next to the museum. When something comes out of the hospital, it feels like they'll be kept in formaldehyde and displayed in a museum with the consent of their guardians. (Original) Siriraj Medical Museum이랑 Congdon Anatomical Museum이랑 Thailand prehistoric museum 이 서로 가깝게 위치하고있고 다 같은 운영 체제인것같더라고요. Siriraj Medical Museum 먼저 가셔서 200바트짜리 표하나 끊으면 나머지 2군데도 다 갈 수 있는것같았아요. 저는 의대생도 아니고 그냥 과학이 재밌는 문과생이라 한국에서는 이런 구경을 할 기회가 흔치 않기도 하고 호기심이 생겨서 위에 적어놓은 순서대로 방문했었는데 제가 감각이 무뎌서 그런진 몰라도 나름 그렇게 혐오스럽진 않았어요. 그런데 사람마다 엄청 혐오스럽다고 느낄 수도 있겠더라고요. 한국어 음성지원 프로그램은 없고 그나마 영어로 라도 있는데 사실상 의학용어라 이해도 잘 안되지싶네요. 그리고 사고장면 사진 밑에는 기본적인 용어로(car accident 이런식으로) 되어있어서 음성지원프로그램은 필요가 없었던것같아요 Congdon Anatomical Museum 은 조-금 옛날건물이라 으시시하긴한데 나름 볼만했고 신기했어요 신체구조라던가 여러가지... 시체(아기, 샴쌍둥이, 무뇌아, 익사당한 아기 등 아기 시체들이 대체적으로 많아요), 피부꿰멘흔적, 해부해놓은 몸, 장기, 사고사 사진 등 이런거에 잘 참을(?) 수 있거나 정말 신체구조의 생김새가 궁금하신 분들께 추천드리고싶어요 아, 추가로 해부학 박물관 둘다인지Siriraj Medical Museum 만인지는 잘 기억이 안나는데 박물관 바로옆에 실제 운영중인 병원이 있어서 좀 더 으시시한 기분이...ㅎ 뭔가 그 병원에서 시체가 나오면 주변 보호자들의 동의를 받고 포름알데히드에 보관시키고 박물관에 전시할것같은 느낌이..

(Translated by Google) Museum is closed on Tuesdays !!! (Original) Museum hat dienstags geschlossen!!!

Is close on tuesday

We travel all the way here but it’s closed from 30, 31 Dec to 1st Jan. Inaccurate information and we were so looking forward to this place.

This museum consists of 5 areas located in three different areas. Part 1-3 is nice although it wouldn't take much effort to display the information in English since the provided audio guide doesn't work at roughly 1/3 points. Part 5 ist pretty interesting but could use some investment, this place feels very ancient. Part 5 wasn't interesting at all to us, just felt like the museum unloaded some ancient artifacts in a backdoor room. Overall it was super interesting to see the exhibits but not educating due to missing information. It's cold inside, better take a jacket with you. Entrance is 200 baht p. P., toiletts and lockers are provided.

(Translated by Google) There is little room for exhibition composition. Almost no English explanation. If you're not in the medical field, it's hard to see. However, if you are not in the medical field, there are many exhibits that are hard to see, so it is a new experience. The surrounding facilities are well-equipped as an affiliated hospital at Mahidol Medical College, Thailand's premier medical school. (Original) 전시 구성이 좀 두서가 없습니다. 영어 설명도 거의 없구요. 의료계 쪽이 아닌 분들이 보면 좀 알아보기 힘드실 거 같습니다. 하지만 의료계에 계시지 않는 다면 보기 힘든 전시품들이 많아서 또 새로운 경험일 것 같습니다. 태국 최고의 의과대학인 마히돌 의과대학의 부속 병원 답게 주위 시설도 잘 되어 있습니다.

Pretty disturbing...in a good way. Not for the weak-stomached.

(Translated by Google) Worth seeing, a little scary, special experience (Original) 值得一看 有点吓人 特殊的经历

(Translated by Google) Don't go if you don't like cruelty. The girl who told me to write the list was unkind ... Chueet! (Original) 잔인한 거 싫어하면 절대 가지 마시길.. 사고난 사람 뼈랑 두개골 있어서 시껍함 ㅜ 입장료 200바트. 명단 적으라고 하는 여자애 조낸 불친절함.. 추에엣!

5-6 buildings in total which takes maybe a few minutes to walk to each one. The admission cost about 200 baht for the whole exhibition. Pros: super in depth on human anatomy, forensics, pathological studies. Lots of real specimens on display. Lots to see and you can easily spend a 2 hours here. - friendly security Cons: I was alone walking through the museum for the most part since there were only about 4 people total there which became quite eerie in some areas in each building and I had to cut the visit short. -No photos allowed in most of the buildings

(Translated by Google) Although it is known to be very valuable, it is annoying for its rawness. Parasites are also on display. (Original) すごく価値のあるものと分かっていながらも、あまりの生々しさに、うっとなります。寄生虫についても展示されています。

Very interesting museum.

(Translated by Google) The most interesting are iron lungs. Human remains to see for someone who has not seen. In my opinion, it's a waste of time. (Original) Najciekawsze są żelazne płuca. Ludzkie szczątki do obejrzenia dla kogoś kto nie widział. Według mnie szkoda czasu.

(Translated by Google) People who have glow resistance should definitely visit. The exhibits are enriched and it is recommended that you go when you are free in Bangkok. When I arrived by taxi, I was dropped off at the hospital emergency entrance and had to walk from there. It is divided into two buildings. When I heard it in the second building, I was told it wasn't there anymore (it was awkward or lied). (Original) グロ耐性がある人は是非とも訪れてもらいたい。展示は充実しており、バンコクで暇になったら行くのがおすすめ。タクシーで向かったら病院の救急の入口に降ろされそこから歩く羽目になった。2つの建物に別れている。2つ目の建物で聞いたらそれはもうないと言われてしまった（めんどくさいのか嘘つかれた）。

Very interesting, rare medical diagnoses that even medical staff rarely see in their entré career. Don't eat a big meal before. Don't take your kids younger than 13-15 maybe. And have time, its 3 different buildings I only did 1 and 2 it was enough.

Be sure that the museum is closed on Tuesday.

Fun for offbeat museum lovers and very informative. Dead bodies, info on killer diseases and parasites, and an extensive exhibit about the 2008 tsunami. Good activity to do with a friend to discuss all the weirdness. You can also rent the audio tour in English.

Very informative. 200 baht entry. This place is massive. 3 buildings so be prepared to spend some time there. Only thing most of the information is in thai.

(Translated by Google) There are quite a few exhibits in the old architecture, which is beyond my imagination. I don't want to take a photo even if it's forbidden. Siamese twins are full of real life, parts of the body, and amputated bodies. I was shocked all the time. Even the most memorable thing is the picture of the dead child and the jar on display. It's hard to find it because it feels gloomy and the location is not well explained. You can see a total of three museums at 300 Baht, but it's hard to find them. You can only take pictures at the last museum. I thanked you for being sore and limbs all the time. (Original) 오래된 건축물에 전시된 꽤 많은 전시물이 있는데 상상이상 입니다. 사진금지인데 찍으라고 해도 찍고 싶지않아요. 샴쌍둥이 실물과 신체일부분,크기별로 절단된 신체들이 가득합니다. 보는내내 충격적이었어요. 심지어 항아리안에 죽은 아이 사진과 그 항아리가 전시되어 있는게 제일 기억에 남네요. 병원 내에 있어서 왠지 기분이 침울해지고 위치설명이 잘 되어있지 않아서 찾기 어렵습니다. 총 3개의 박물관을 300밧으로 볼수 있는데 찾기어려우니 이동할때 구글맵 찍고 가는것을 추천드립니다. 마지막 박물관에서만 사진찍을 수 있어요. 보는 내내 몸이 근질근질하고 사지가 멀쩡한것에 감사드렸습니다.