I might have had expected to much or maybe I am too old now to be impressed by such things, but it really coud have been better. I don't know I wish I could see some real body parts or interactive models so me or other visitors, especially the kids, could get a better understanding of how our bodies work. In the video room they showed a short movie about fertilization. Well, it's fine, but what disturbed me the most was the sounds at some points resembling ones coming from the adult movies. I mean, hey, there are kids watching it. And where? In the largest muslim country?

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Bringing knowledge about body, very inspiring. The attraction is relatively cheaper than other amusement park all the while providing much more information. Recommended for you who have the courage to look at real cadaver in dynamic position.

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An interesting place to take kids on a learning journey through the human body. They provide humongous realia of organs and body parts. Provided with written explanatiin and some attendants ready to explain, your understanding about your body will improve. They also have a 3D film which will take approximately 10 minutes to watch, sometimes with a queue because of limited capacity. Simple medical checkups are available for free, which are related to eyes, blood glucose, and uric acid. The most interesting displays which amazed me were the ones located near the exit. They have a room for cadavers, but restricted to 18 y.o. The displays there were astonishing!!!

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this museum is like a basic biology class. there are some zones, and there'sa guide on each area of the zone. it's very crowded on weekends. the information is a good knowledge for beginners. the toilets are clean. you can take a free blood type, blood sugar and uric acid level test at the end of the route

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The concept is that we enter the "Bagong"'s body through its mouth and see how the body organs and the systems work. I would say it's a bit creepy but actually it can be very educational for high school students also interesting for younger children. It's a bit damp and dimmed inside. Yes you can bring stroller inside. There's also a cafeteria inside but I didn't find the menu appetizing.

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