Museum of World Insects and Natural Wonders Review

Get ready to visit an old-fashioned museum full of historical and natural wonders. It's someone's private collection, but it also tells a stunning story about malaria, insects and much of the last century. It’s a really pleasant museum like a gem, and my whole family loved it. It’s not very big, but it’s all Victorian style decoration. We spent a few hours here, marveled at everything inside and felt very worth seeing. Thank you very much. The museum itself is quite crowded, with lots of insects, stones and various stories introduced. All of these things are stacked in a 3-story building. From the outside, the location of the museum is not obvious and you may miss it. If you have claustrophobia or are just sensitive to bugs and flies, you may be as tickled as I am. But the information here is interesting and easy to understand.

Worth ItMy wife and I found this to be one of the highlights of visiting Thailand. So much passion and heart has obviously gone into their exhibits. Our 12 year old wasn''t as impressed, I would recommend dropping them off at Catmosphere so you can spend a good 2 hours here without interruption.

It is said that it was founded by two life scientists who have enjoyed the miracle of nature all their lives. It has unusual minerals and thousands of incredible insects. It is also interesting.

Very good, gain knowledge and see what I have never seen.

The Museum of Insects and Natural Miracles of the World is a private museum. The owner will tell the story of his mobile phone insects, because they must have been to many places and displayed them in the museum. Insects all over the world have a story to tell. If you're interested in insects, the museum takes about 2 - 3 hours and requires extra money to take photos of them.