Being the best in Asia, there is no doubt that the display of various parts of humans and animals is astounding.... something we've never seen before. Amust visit on regular basis 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Biggest Anatomy & Pathology lab in Asia with more specimens showcased. The entry fee is only ₹10. Will take around an hour or two to have a detailed look. This place is not only good for medical students, everyone can visit and know something about anatomy and pathology. Photos are not allowed so posting the ones taken outside.

Very knowledgeable anatomy lab and awesome place for exploring urself and enjoy the nature of earth.... Definitely you should all visit this place and gain knowledge and amazing experience, I had a very good experience awesome.👍🏻👌🏻

It's really an amazing place. Everyone should must visit here. Especially for kids and students should visit at list once. Because they will get to know animal,birds and human body structure. If u want read and understand everything it will take more than 3 to 4 hours or if u just want to see it will take 30min. We enjoyed lot here.

Indeed its one of the largest anatomy museum in asia... So many collections of specimens.. Really a nice place to know more about anatomy and physiology... A great place for students to learn.... Its my 3rd visit and every time i like it.. No photography is allowed inside... Students can enter showing their school or college ID and working professionals and their families in MAHE can enter showing their ID..

Manipal Museum of Anatomy & Pathology (MAP) is a storehouse of knowledge. The specimens have been there for close to 40 years. The renovated museum with its new magnificent ambiance will be an added attraction for hundreds and thousands of visitors. Billed as one of the largest in Asia, the museum boasts of over 3,000 specimens and samples of things anatomical, including the skulls of an elephant and a whale, and the long skeleton of a King Cobra. Dr. SS Godbole, the first Anatomy Professor of Kasturba Medical College, had a passion for preservation. His techniques of careful dissection, processing, and mounting anatomical specimens are followed even today. It was under his watch that the museum opened its doors to the public in 1954, with over 650 specimens from his collection. Revamped and renamed as the Manipal Museum of Anatomy and Pathology in November 2012, the sprawling Anatomy section houses well-preserved specimens of the human body from head to toe, and everything in between. A section on comparative anatomy houses the skeletons of various other animals, and carefully crafted models and charts augment the entire experience. The Pathology Museum, which displays diseased body parts and organs, has a popular section on life-style related diseases, and their impact on the human body. Work to convert it into a digital or virtual museum is completed. The museum is divided into two main sections: Anatomy and Pathology. The anatomy section displays specimens of normal human body parts and organs in a manner that makes them easy to understand. Each organ system of the human body can be explored as a separate entity. Every bit of the body is displayed from head to toe from different sections. There is a section on comparative anatomy, where a large collection of animals, their skeleton, and bones are displayed. The museum of Pathology displays diseased body parts and organs. The section on life-style related diseases displays specimens of diseases that occur in humans.

Best of best ever , I feel amazed by checking on all the sets of materials and organs

An amazing place! Parked at the food court (opposite) as the gate was closed. Tickets are priced very less. No photos allowed inside, which was disappointing. Overall, there are tons of specimens of different types of Anatomy including humans and animals. Tip: don't eat and come as the specimens may make your stomach churn :). A must visit place to understand more about anatomy and pathology.

One of the unique museums in India and very very informative for life science students and kids. It claimed to be Asia's largest anatomy museum. The ticket price is rs 10 for adults and kids above 5 years charged at rs. 5. Photography inside the museum is not allowed. The total time required is 1 hr. The roaming path is clearly marked with stickers so you don't miss any exhibit. It starts with general anatomy of animals/humans and leads to various human functions like cardiovascular, muscular and end up with embryology and diseases. Watching the journey of baby from 2md week to 8 months was awesome. There is a full embalm body of human. Overall experience is great and worth of your time. Parking is free and plenty. If there is no space you can park the car in the food court parking across the road.

Largest Anatomy & Pathology Museum which showcases more than 3000+ specimens here in Manipal. Not only paramedics and medical students, also adults and childrens will gain extensive knowledge regarding human & animal specimens. Also you will experience great learning related to pathological conditions of human making it an essential study. Museum is kept open on all days and very well maintained, clean & organised. You are prohibited to click any pictures inside the museum as rules are displayed and also instructed which has to be followed. Entry fee is bare minimum and a must visit place to have a detailed study about human anatomy & pathology, including other vertebrates. No wonder it is stated to be the best all over Asia. Don't miss out the opportunity to check for yourself and spend atleast an hour or two in experiencing study of anatomy exhibits inside the museum.

One of the human babies in a jar looked hideous.. just out of a scary moster movie.. ( It was a mix of Casper the ghost and a baby mix breed.. Couldn't get my eyes of that to read what sickness was that).. Can't delete that memory out of my mind.. Probably didn't sleep a few nights after seeing that. But overall it's well maintained museum and it's good for getting biology and science related interests in children. It takes a great deal of time learning from it. So ensure you spend a lot of time.. half a day to learn from the experience..

Organs affected by diseases may not be a thing for you to visually appreciate but ofcourse it's well organized and thought through. Interesting facts are really cool. Facts about the cardiovascular system: . The heart beats around 3 billion times in the average person's life. . About 8 million blood cells die in the human body every second, and the same number are born each second. Within a tiny droplet of blood, there are some 5 million red blood cells. It takes about 20 seconds for a red blood cell to circle the whole body.

This museum has a number of specimens that we never seen before. Perfectly arranged and awesome in infrastructure

Great place to visit and get to know more about human body. Detailed anatomical models are showcased. Very good collection. Taking photos inside is prohibited (securities r watching u). Open on public holidays too. It's located very near to MAHE admin block and opposite to Food Court.

The museum has got a great collection of specimens and models of humans and other vertebrates. There are separate sections for anatomy and pathology. The anatomy section comprises of comparative anatomy, and specimens arranged system wise. The pathology section comprises of cancers, infections and abnormal embryogenesis. It takes almost 1.5-2 hrs just to look at the specimens. It'll take much longer if we study them in detail. The complete skeletons of a human, horse, tiger and snakes, and the skulls of an elephant and a whale are some of the highlights of the museum. There's an entry fee of 10₹ for the public, whereas it is free for students. Parking space is available just outside the building. Photography is prohibited inside the building. It's a great place to revise your knowledge of anatomy and pathology, or to learn a lot if you're a novice.

Museum is good with lots of specimens and it is very helpful to identify the pathologycal conditions I enjoyed a lot in these visiting the museum One important note : don't carry your phone if you carry also please don't take photos

I have wonderful experience here. Anatomy and pathology models are neatly, serially arranged with explanation. Most I like the whole building has Air conditioning.

Clean, educational and also at a less price. This is especially for students who want to study science. The price is 10 for adults and 5 for children. The parking space is not too much if it is full you have to park your car outside. The place is very quiet 🤫

This museum has thousands of artifacts on display - right from skeletons, body parts, organs etc. belonging to animals as well as humans. A must visit for children to introduce them to anatomy and medical science. The museum is remarkably well maintained, full marks to Manipal for setting up this outstanding place. The only thing which can be improved is to have a knowledgeable guide as almost all artifacts are marked in scientific terminology which would not be understood by everyone.

A good place to see human parts and animal part plus skeleton which are totally real. If you child is interested in biology or wants to become doctor then it is a must visit place. The real human body will shock you. Overall it was a good place to visit

I am glad I tried this place and went there. I have never been to this type of museum before. I got a lot to learn there. If you are really going here to learn then either go alone or go with someone who is interested in biology. Do read all the boards which have a lot of basic information. What I loved here is the skeletons and dissections kept here are all real and well preserved. The staff has really maintained this place well ( no wonder this is one of the best museum in the whole of Asia. If you come to Udupi or Manipal add this to your checklist and do visit here. Thank you to the whole team of KMC due to which we get such a good exposure and experience. This place shows how beautiful our life is, and how underrated our medical staff is♥️🙌. Thank you to all the medical staff and scientists for their contribution♥️🙌.

Amazing museum! Taking photos are not allowed inside. There's lot to see which includes specimens of insects, animals, humans etc. Very huge place one will definitely get tired of he/she go through each one of them individually. Place is very Hygienic well maintained. All the specimens are named but there is no much information in details.

It was Closed when I visited there.

Manipal itself is a beautiful city. You feel like you are in some foreign country. Anatomy museum is awesome where you can see almost all creatures real dead bodies and body parts preserved with chemicals. Try to visit manipal in rainy/winter season then it is more beautiful.

We visited this place on a Sunday. This has to be one of the best anatomy museums in the country. The place was well kept and maintained.All the specimens were well preserved and beautifully done. There is an entry fee of 20 bucks but the tour is totally worth it.

Ok So it was an amazing Experience. First it takes about 30min to an hour to see the whole Museum. There is an Entry fee but it was Worth it. You get to know a lot of things and it gets you very interested in how your body works and how it looks inside of your body.

Very great full collection done by the manipal institutions.....the models kept here are the real body parts of humans.....so much to understand much time to be spent there.....the entry cost for each person is Rs.10 and actually worth itt...

Nice museum to visit for science student and for others who would like to see stages of baby growth can see the real bodies their

For medical students, doctors and also those who have interest in visualising how human body looks from within this is the place. Have plenty of animal specimens too. In 10rs entry, this is a very Wonderfully maintained museum, fully air-conditioned, so one can be relaxed irrespective of weather.

Place is nice and we'll maintenained. Has washroom below the floor. Entry feee is 10Rs per head and 5 Rs for kids. Timing is till 6Pm and Sunday it's closed.

It was just excellent. It is Asia's largest anatomy museum and a must see if visit Manipal. It filled with painstakingly created pieces on the anatomy of humans, birds and animals.

Very interesting anatomy museum, well maintained however they allowed entry until 6 p.m. and immediately shut down the power system leaving the museum completely dark and forced us to leave as it was closing time. It would be sensible to allow visitors only until 5:30 p.m. and give them a half an hour buffer rather than making them pay for the visit and not even allowing them to view the museum completely. Plan your visit accordingly.

Beautiful place to visit, especially for those who have interest in Biology should visit here....💥😍

Excellent Museum. We went with together as a family and one thing that really surprised me at the end was that my 7 year old boy said that he wanted to become a doctor. I must say that please go together with your school going kids and this place will definitely help to inspire them to the field of medicine and anatomy

It's a great museum with lots and lots of anatomical specimens. Entry fees is 10rs. You can learn anatomy better with those specimen. Museum is well maintained and disciplined.

Beautiful museum, so much of collections were there. Entry fee is 10/- and more knowledge we can get

Museum of a different kind. Must see if you are interested in the anatomy of human body. Useful for a lay man as well as medical professional.

Educational to say the least. Personally, it forced me to introspect on health and how I should take care of my body better. This place also makes you appreciate the beauty, complexity and fragility of life.

Awesome place one can study and enjoy at the same time..

Best of the museum world class

Its good..specimens related to human and animal anatomy...highly recommended...

U can learn a lot hear

Best anatomy lab

Fantastic!!!

It's very clean

Very important place for medical students and resources

Most knowledgeable place if you are interested in human anatomy...

Good

One of the best museum

Good collection. May be one of the first ones inIndia

Good collection

Must Visit!!! Will help to give up EGO!!!

A must place to visit for anyone who is interested in Human Anatomy. They have almost every part of human body displayed from finger to full human dead body. Almost all diseased body parts are displayed from skin to cancer. Its mind blowing museum & its a must visit. you need to be courageous enough to visit this place.

It is a very well maintained museum. Staff is very friendly. Very nice place for aspiring medical students. Lots of specimens are on display. There is a whole human body preserved in the museum.

Great place to know the human body, it's interesting that we have heard of different form of diseases but don't know how it looks and affects the body... A great eye opener... It's quite a small museum though...

This place is covd 19 purpose temporarily closed

It's closed due to Corona till jan2020

This place is really good but people should know prior to entering in what to expect inside. I was with few people and they were really surprised/scared to see things inside. The cost of entry is very low that is ₹10 for adult and for kids this is free. I really enjoyed and got to know lot many things post visiting this place. Has got very detailed and lot of efforts put in to get this place ready.

Liked the museum.It has a vast collection of physiological and pathological specimen which provide understanding of human anatomy. It is a good place to visit if one is a pursuer of medicine or just someone who's into learning new and interesting facts.

If you are new to manipal then please do visit . You will get to see specimens never seen it your life. Educational and something you will not find anywhere it is cheap and a good survive available with no crowding and well maintained museum

Good but closed due to COVID

A good place..

Good place

Must visit place. Helps in enhancing science behind human body

I went for blood donation inside the campus. But, this anatomy museum one of the best for school students if guided properly. Have seen many students lining up for visit

Its good

Its an amazing museum every thing is real Its greatly helpful for the students here If u r in Manipal u should see this.

It was closed i visited by spending riksha traveling n its closed they didnt even put a board or anything that people can understand it is closed no proper response

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closed during lockdown....... due covid 19 pandemic

Science students must visit

Good

Ticket cost is 10Rs, nice museum to know about human organs etc

Good

Superb place ....

Its an amazing place. first of this kind for me.

Nice place got more knowledge about science clean place

Awesome

Well maintained museum, good place to visit for those interested in Anatomy

Very interesting but scared 😱

Must visit place for medical students.... This is one of the best museum I have seen till now.... The dissection of anatomy and pathology is very accurate and beautiful... The explanation for each specimen is in laymen language , so anybody can understand..... The parking facility is good... The entrance fees is just 10rs .... Well maintained museum with AC

Located in the city.Musuem has huge collection of specimens.

Very informative

Knowledgeable

Very nice museum.

sum part i don't understand but good

Amazing things to learn from

An excellent anatomy musium.

One of the best museum at manipal to study about animal anatomical features. Must visit for detailed practical studies.

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Wonderful collection of bones and other body parts of humans and other animals

Helpful 😍

It is good place to learn human body.. Entry fee is 10rs/person..

Great place to see Anatomy specimen of animals and Humans

Bring your kid here for a complete anatomy visualization and learning.

Super place to know human body parts...

Very informative. We can see how exactly is heart, Brain and other parts. Time 8 to 6 on all days

Excellent display and a must visit when open

Super

Good, but due to covid19 not available now

Super

Must visit this museum. Beaches are in every border. But this museum is very unique.

Closed for renovation. And not updated anywhere. The security said it may take 2 -3 weeks for reopening. Call them in advance and go .

THE MUSEUM IS AND MUST BE GOOD BUT NOT OPEN IN THIS COVID-19 TIME. PLEASE DON'T VISIT NOW.

Very well Maintained, received indepth knowledge about human body, animals, different types of diseases & the experience was breathtaking.

Super

The place displays everything about human and animal body. but after sometimes it gets creepy. but knowledgeable.

Medical science is highly evolved but for most people it is still mysterious and scary. If you can overcome the fear aspect, then this museum will show and help understand many aspects related to human body systems and associated disease systems. Apart from the dissections of different organs, there is also text information posted around the displays. For the enthusiast, it can take good 1.5 to 2 hours to complete the visit. If you are unlucky, suddenly buses full of school children on picnics can be visiting along with you, in which case it is better to skip and come later. This is a must visit place in Udupi-Manipal area. Fees are also pretty cheap at INR 10 for adults and INR 5 for student kids.

I liked the experience here and the kind and helpful staff. Would be a delight to get more time as to learn mkre

Fentastic superb

Boring

Good place

Clean and well maintained museum

Best place to see the anatomy of humans (and other animals and birds) if you aren't in dissection class. Taking photos inside is prohibited; all the mode reason yo keep going back.

Nice

K good

Good place

Good collections

It's very useful museum having lots of collections

It is the best to get knowledge for everyone especially for the medical students must visit once when your are in Manipal 😊

It's a wonderful place to visit with lots of information and knowledge. I'm a student here and it helps me to understand my topics easily

Very informative,clean. Educational trips are worth here. Science lovers must visit.

Good information

It's one of the best museum I have visited. Very well maintained, huge specimen collection. Must visit for medical students and when you are in manipal

Very nice. Very helpful for medical students. Human anatomy collection is awaysome.

Good. Well maintained. Entry fee is 10 rupees per adult. Free for kid's.

Good experience. MAP has got a lot to offer to someone who is interested in anatomy. Vast collection of specimens and are showcased well. The lighting and ventilation is not that great, and the walking direction markings are a bit confusing. Overall a good experience. Must visit destination in Manipal.

This is a must-see uduppi manipal museum that is well-organized and maintained, with tickets costing only ten rupees. Bravo!

It was very informative. Best for future doctors. Enlightenment for every body part for different stages of life. Also explanation for human diseases.

One should visit to understand the anatomy of human body and few animals. Visit Helps in understanding the medical term to some extent.. interesting facts about organs are displayed at few places.. could not click due to restrictions. Ideal time- all week days except Sunday between 10am-5pm. Ticket charge- 10rs per head.

The information what we get from this museum is awesome. From the beginning to end it was full of exited details of human and other animal details. It as sad to see some of the exhibits but the self explaining bulletin boards are good enough to understand everything by common man. Dont forget to read the interesting facts pasted on the wall for each room. Really worth the visit for teen age kids and adults.

A very good place for people who are interested in anatomy and pathology. Especially students who are studying will be much useful as it consist of many such informative collections with explanation. For kids some times they may feel bored and not so interested and some sections like cancer disease, embryology and some other diseases are very much scary for kids.

Very good place for understanding the human body parts and one can visualise those here. It also has few animal parts displayed. Worth visiting if you are interested in understanding the body created by nature God.

It was a great and knowledgeable experience, even though a tad bit scary. It can be slightly overwhelming, especially if you are visiting for the first time, but definitely worth it. The museum contains a huge number of factual information and detailed real-life graphical displays of human and animal anatomy and pathology, with displays of normal cases as well as anomalies/diseased cases.

Amazing place! One of the best anatomy museums I've visited yet. Very much helpful in understanding one's own anatomy. The collection of specimens are displayed very well. A must visit place.

Ig you are interested in parts nerves and bones actually science do visit this place you will get some knowledge

Very good place to enlighten children about the field of science. 10 rs ticket for adults and 5 rs for kids. Quick tip: bring children only if they’re above class 6/7 as it’s helpful to them while studying. My first time here and loved every second.

The Anatomical Museum is a fantastic place for children, as it helps alleviate their fears regarding the human body and death. Just half an hour spent there can make a significant difference.

In my childhood , ie, 35 yrs back father took me there, then i was frightenedto see small babies bodies in glass displayed.. bt now i am having so much respect for those great men who did all this work..any person who tends to have string of ego anout money, health etc should visit this anatomy and pathology museum, then he wil come out with some clarity about life.

This museum is a stone's throwaway from Tiger circle in Manipal. The ticket price is very less. The museum is well maintained. Photography is strictly prohibited. There are a number of specimens on display both of humans and animals. Very notable are the skull of the elephant, the lower jaw of a whale and an embalmed human body. The brains of various animals are also displayed here. The various stages of fetal growth can also be observed. Each section of the body has been represented separately which is very noteworthy. I personally felt that the taxidermy specimens are not that good but the large number of excellently preserved pathological specimens make up for it. People can spend 40-60 minutes here