Museum of Human Body

4 Michał Struck - a month ago

many specimens, great place to look around. During our visit the audio guide was out of service. Almost everything described in thai, so you can only look at the exhibition mindlessly basically.

5 Jim Norman - 2 years ago

Fascinating, Informative and educational museum explaining the workings (and frailties) of the human body.
Note: All exhibits on display are real bodies, donated to science at the wish of the deceased.
- Not for the squeamish.
Clear descriptions of all exhibits on display.
How much does a human brain weigh? Pick one up, see for yourself!
Want to give up smoking? See the damaging effects of smoking on the human lung - close up!
A most sobering and introspective experience.
Access via hospital grounds (not very well signposted).
Length of visit about 1/2 hour.
Admission free. Donations accepted.

4 Miles Macdonald - 2 years ago

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.

5 Chris Schmitt - 2 years ago

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 ????
The entrance is easy to find if you use Google Maps or any Openstreetmap.

4 Ian Black - 5 years ago

I went along November 2016.
Located within "Faculty of Dentistry, Chulalongkorn University
คณะทันตแพทยศาสตร์ จุฬาฯ"
You go upto the 9th floor then sign the visitors book.
No charge and you can wander around looking at all the body parts.
I found it to be very intresting and you can learn more about the human body.
Not for those with a weak stomach I would say.

5 Kath Sevilla - 3 years ago

No photo zone. Upon entering the main gate you have to stay on your right til you reach the middle part building at the back. Google map is accurate. museum is on the 9th floor. head to the elevator and alight carefully. Museum is on the right side. no fees to pay but be generous enough to leave a tip as they have kept the museum very neat and all specimen well preserved. Very educational and freaky at the same time. Good for highschool students and above. not sure if small kids are okay to see it because they might dream of it, i dunno. lol

4 S T - 4 years ago

Worth a visit if you are in the area. It's only 2 small rooms so you should be done in less than 1h unless you're a medicine student. Free entry, donations welcomed in the donation box. There are signs that say no photos and no touching allowed.

It's fascinating to see these exhibits. My favourites are these ones from the 2nd room:

1. Human body slices - imagine your body cut up into slices (it looks just like steak :p)

2. Bodies of babies from 4th to 10th month - you can see how their little bodies grow bigger, and the hair.

3. Lift up and feel the weight of the brain - I don't know if it's a real brain but it's heavier than I thought.