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Thai Human Imagery Museum

3.8 / 5
13 reviews
400+ booked
Opening hours
43/2 Mu. 1, Pinklao Nakhon Chaisi road at Kms 31, Khun Kaeo, Nakhon Chaisi, Nakhon Pathom 73120, Thailand

Reviews

3.8 / 5
Good
13 reviews
The true image is almost 100%, as if the eyes will move, the hair color class is also very realistic, and you can meet the Thai royal staff. It is worth to go. Only the taxi must be taken, because the bus and minivan can only be opposite. It is very dangerous to drop the car at least six highways. You can go to the portrait gallery first, then stop the minivan or taix at the door to reverse the house, all in the same direction.
This museum is the first wax museum in Thailand. The statute of the great monks in Thailand impressed me a lot, making us realize that Thailand is a Buddhist country. A bit far from Bangkok, but it is worth visiting.
Had a great time exploring the Human Imagery Museum and found the exhibits to be incredibly lifelike (especially the famous Monks through Thai history!). This is definitely a must visit when in the area!
Real life figure with history in the background. Interesting but not many to see. Two storey building with tired looking building that has seen its better days. The location are quite far off and it took ages to get Grab services.
Visit this museum is more meaningful than visiting the Dusa Wax Museum Not only can you learn about Thai culture and see the horns of Seiko. According to the tour staff, the hair of the wax is taken from the real hair and the skin has a pore pattern like a real person
If you're looking to learn about the Thai history in an interesting and almost life-like way, this is the place for you.Everything looked so realistic that it gave me goosebumps!
On our way back to Bangkok from Kanchanaburi, we passed by this wax museum. It was a very nice experience. A must see!
If you have a chartered car to Nakhon Pathom, you can stop by! Super-image

Guide

  • Learn about Thailand’s incredible history with a visit to the Thai Human Imagery Museum
  • This one-of-a-kind museum is home to a variety of lifelike fiberglass sculptures illustrating the country’s present and past
  • A fun and educational visit for the whole family, the museum is conveniently accessible from Bangkok

See famous people from Thailand and abroad come to life at the Thai Human Imagery Museum, a recently renovated wax museum located fifty kilometers outside Bangkok. Because of the country’s tropical climate, the sculptures in the museum are made out of fiberglass instead of traditional wax, whilst keeping the exhibits looking just as realistic. A visit to the museum is the perfect way to learn more about Thailand’s rich history and the personalities that represent it. Visit the section dedicated to King Chulalongkorn, Rama V the Great, who oversaw the abolishment of slavery in the country or the area illustrating the games played by school kids over a century ago. Filled with interesting stories, Bangkok’s Human Imagery Museum is a joy to explore.

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