Knocking on death's door at the Bangkok Forensic Museum


At the forensic museum in Bangkok are countless glass containers of deformed and diseased babies, including Siamese or conjoined twins, all preserved in formaldehyde.

Halloween may have just passed, but there’s surely never a time to turn down a morbid and creepy tale to feed our psyche, is there?

And providing that in a real-life setting is the Bangkok Forensic Museum, famously known as the Museum of Death. It’s a highly recommended destination for dark tourists – travellers who search for places historically associated with death and tragedy.

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