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While experiencing Bangkok in its known way take a different taste of Bangkok in the Forensic Museum to be fascinated in an adventurous and weired kind of way. Explore the uncanny face of Bangkok, Forensic Museum with preserved corpses of convicts and killers. The Forensic Museum is a major tourist destination in Bangkok and the visitors range from the common people interested in the morbid to the students of medicine and forensic science.
Bangkok, a city in its own way has been captivating the tourists with its historic architectural elegance, breathtaking skyscrapers, bustling city life, throbbing shopping hubs, tempting restaurants and seductive nightlife.
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The museums of Bangkok have been major tourist hubs some of which are outdoor wonders and the other in-house museums interesting and unusual to exhibit some extra-ordinary contents.
Forensic Museum of Bangkok is located in Adulaydejvigrom Building behind Shiraj Hospital on Phrannok Road.
The founder of the Forensic Museum, Songkran Niyomsane, the father of forensic madicine in Thailand donated his body to his life's cause and the visitors can find his skeleton at the entrance of the museum. He passed away in the year 1970.The medical students or the ordinary onlookers can examine his body.
The most popular exhibit of the museum is the mummified body of See-Uey, a cannibal and the most notorious mass murderer in the late 1950s with murder weapons. The museum also displays autopsy photos and collection of glass jars containing stillborn children in formaldehyde. The Forensic Museum is situated close to the museums of anatomy, parasitology, medical history and anthropology. You can also visit the museum of Anatomy which is housed in an old 1930's building to have a very close and personal look of the human body.
The Forensic Museum gives you the rare opportunity to study the parts of human body. The Forensic Museum is the most visited place for the medical students and numerous visitors interested to explore the morbid in a thrilling way.
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