[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Siriraj Medical Museum (Updated Apr)

#Thailandtrip Hello! I'm Shigure, a Thai otaku. Today, I'd like to introduce some lesser known tourist spots in Bangkok. I want to go to places that other people don't go to. I'm tired of the main tourist spots! This is a must-visit spot for people like you. My personal recommendation is Wat Pariwat! It's decorated with mountains of statues of anime characters that are on the verge of copyright. The temple itself is so small that you can walk around it in about a minute, but I had so much fun looking for the characters on the exterior walls that I spent about 30 minutes looking at them. You can get there by public transport, so be sure to check it out! [Details] ①Wat Pariwat ・Address 734 Rama III Rd, Bang Phong Phang, Yan Nawa, Bangkok 10120 ・Opening hours 08:00-18:00 ・Access Approx. 30-40 minutes by car from central Bangkok ②Satani Mee Hoi ・Address 11 Prasert-Manukitch Rd, Lat Phrao ・Opening hours 18:00-0:00 ・Access 30 minutes by car from Sukhumvit Station ③Amulet Market ・Address 1 Trok Sake, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon ・Opening hours 9:00- 16:00 Access: 10 minutes walk from Wat Phra Kaew ④ Snake Farm Address: 1871 Rama IV Rd, Pathum Wan Opening hours: Monday to Friday 9:30 to 15:30 Saturday and Sunday 9:30 to 13:00 Access: 7 minutes walk from Samyan Station ⑤ Siriraj Medical Museum Address: ,Bangkok, Thanon Wang Lang Address: 10:00 to 17:00 (Closed on Tuesdays) Access: 5 minutes walk from Thonburi Railway Station Pier ⑥ San Chao Mae Pthim Address: 166/1 Wang Lang 2, Siriraj, Bangkok Noi Opening hours: 8:00 to 17:00 Access: Thonburi Railway Station 8 minutes walk from the Pier ⑦ Royal Thai Air Force Aviation Museum ・Address 　171 Phahonyothin Rd, Sanambin, Don Mueang ・Business hours 　9:00 to 15:30 (closed on Mondays) ・Access 　RTH Air Force Aviation Museum Station ⁡˚✩∗*ﾟ⋆｡˚✩☪︎⋆｡˚✩˚✩∗*ﾟ⋆｡˚✩⋆｡˚✩☪︎⋆⁡ A must-see for those who want to go to Thailand! We are providing useful information for traveling in Thailand and extra information to make your trip more enjoyable! Save your favorite posts and you'll have your own Thailand travel guidebook! ⁡˚✩∗*ﾟ⋆｡˚✩☪︎⋆｡˚✩˚✩∗*ﾟ⋆｡˚✩⋆｡˚✩☪︎⋆⁡ #overseastravel #overseastravel✈️ #thailand #thailandtrip #thailandtraveldiary #bangkok #bangkoktrip

When i went to Siriraj last week, one thing that impressed me was that small green area behind SIPH. It is really good place to relax, nearby river. There is boat station next to this place, and also museum about Siriraj history. The opposite site of this park has some fascinating hotel which is called CHAN Bangkok Noi. You can enjoy dinner with your friends and family there.

Visit the first medical school in Bangkok There are few museums connected, displaying a lot of death bodies and skulls. And also the surgery museum. There is a cafe in the survey museum, you can have a coffee after visiting all the specimens.

Checked into the Crowne Plaza Bangkok Lumpini Park, located near the lush Lumpini Park, offering a tranquil atmosphere. Today, I visited the Siriraj Medical Museum in Bangkok, housed within a medical university, providing a profound reflection on death and science. The museum exhibits a vast collection of human anatomical specimens, forensic evidence, and pathological cases, which are both shocking and thought-provoking. Standing before these real-life remains and stories, I felt the fragility of humanity and the silent respect of science. It’s not horror, but a calm and profound education. In the evening, I strolled through the park and gazed at the stars, making the fragility and preciousness of life suddenly tangible. Returning to the hotel, I sat quietly by the window, gaining a newfound humility towards life.

Siriraj Medical Museum, the center of knowledge in Thai medicine and forensic medicine. Here, there are skeletons, real organs in jars, and information on various diseases. It also takes us back in time to the history of Thai medicine up to the study of disease treatment processes in the present era. Anyone who loves learning or wants to open a new perspective on the medical world will definitely be impressed. Highlights: - See the real organ exhibition - Learn about autopsy and forensics - The strangest parasite museum - The history of Thai medicine - Human skeletons in various forms Address: 2 Phran Nok Road, Siriraj Subdistrict, Bangkok Noi District, Bangkok 10700 Opening hours: Every day 10:00–17:00 (Closed on Tuesdays and public holidays) Entrance fee: 80 baht How to get there: Take the MRT to Itsaraphap Station and walk for about 15 minutes, or take a ferry to Wang Lang Pier. #tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี

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This time I want to share the Thai Death Museum☠️ The scariest museum in the world!! ️‼ ️‼ ️ I felt terrible after reading it, some places made me want to vomit, but it also satisfied my thirst for knowledge in this regard🤓 Because 99.9999% of the exhibition hall is corpse specimens Some are more box-protected and directly presented ⚠️Everyone should think twice before entering⚠️ But don’t think it’s just about looking at bodies In fact, there is a lot of academic research📝 The most impressive thing is being able to see a complete one with your own eyes Specimens of the distribution of blood vessels and nerves in the human body Although I don't study medicine, I really admire the fact that this country can provide so much information about anatomy, different types of death It's a very precious experience 👍🏻 I did not take pictures inside the exhibition hall, and to respect the deceased, the exhibition hall rules are not allowed to take pictures inside. If you are interested, you have to visit in person! There is convenient transportation, not in the mountains ~ I walked 4 exhibition halls this time 200🐷 tickets, it also has a historical area to give an additional 200🐷 that I did not walk, remember to see the anatomy area, this exhibition area to go to another building, do not think after seeing 3 areas to leave🤓 #100 Ways to Travel #Bangkok Attractions #Museum

#WinHongKongTicket Interested in corpses? This is the Corpse Museum in Bangkok, Thailand On the same shore as Wat Arun ((The tour route can be deduced as follows The Grand Palace area - Corpse Museum - Wat Arun Because it is better to go to Wat Arun in the evening If you are interested in this place, you can arrange it in the middle of these two attractions. The museum is small and about an hour and a half is enough The main reason is that this is an indoor attraction and you can hide from the sun during the hottest noon. There are not many photos here because most of the interior is not photogenic. Most of the photos I took were inappropriate, hahaha, so I won’t post them. This is like a specimen room. Various bone specimens and human specimens are on display, but you can rest assured that there will be no smell of formalin~ It is a small place to increase medical knowledge~ What I found special was seeing a lot of skeletal specimens of gunshot wounds from war. Because gunshot wounds are generally not easy to see~ The building is quite old and walking inside really gives you a spooky feeling like you’re in a movie, hahaha, but don’t be afraid~ I want to go to Hong Kong. There are many museums in Hong Kong that I haven't visited yet. #Bangkok #Thailand #Corpse Museum

Address - 📭📭 : No. 2 Wang Lang Road, Siriraj Subdistrict, Bangkok Noi District Bangkok 10700 ☎️ : 02-419 2618-9 Atmosphere/Location : It is a newly built museum using the original Thonburi Railway Station building that presents the historical stories of the area around Khlong Bangkok Noi, Wang Lang, from the Thonburi period to the present. It also shows the history of Siriraj 🏥🏥, the history of Thai traditional medicine, the construction of the Southern Railway 🚞🚃, and the way of life of the Bangkok Noi community, using modern presentation techniques. There are many rooms to visit to gain knowledge, such as the Phimukh Mongkhon Khet Room, the Ancient Science Room 🗡️⚔️🛡️🔪, the Transport Management Room, etc. Highlights - Human Anatomy Model Students said they liked it very much. They gained a lot of knowledge from the classroom. 😘😘 Opening days and hours: Monday, Wednesday-Sunday (closed on Tuesday and Public holidays) Time 10.00-17.00 hrs. (Ticket sales close at 16.00 hrs.) Entrance fee per person: Thai adults - Combined ticket (2 museums) 100 baht / single ticket (Choose 1 museum) 80 baht Children (under 18 years old) - Combined ticket (2 museums) 30 baht / single ticket (Choose 1 museum) 25 baht Foreigners - Combined ticket (2 museums) 300 baht / single ticket (Choose 1 museum) 200 baht Score: Full 10 😘😘 You will gain knowledge and beauty too. 😘😘 #Bangkok attractions #Attractions for children #Siriraj

Human bodies preserved in formalin, dissected remains, and organs of people who died in accidents or from illness are on display. Only in English and Thai. There are three buildings with exhibits, and the first one costs 100B, the second 200B, and the third 300B. Photography is prohibited inside the museum. Please leave your belongings in the lockers before visiting. Address: 10700 Siriraj Medical Museum, Bangkok, Thailand