The World Museum of Insects and Natural Wonders
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This extensive collection of dead bugs may be the world's most idiosyncratic and personal insect museum, showcasing a vast, decades-old collection of preserved insects, fossils, and shells.

πŸ“œ This extensive collection of dead bugs, a private museum in Chiang Mai, Thailand, may be the world's most idiosyncratic and personal insect museum, showcasing a vast collection of preserved insects, fossils, and shells. πŸ” It's the work of entomologists and husband and wife team Manop Ratana Rittirong Gul and Rattana Rumpa Rittirong Gul, both former contributors to the Smithsonian. # Why GoπŸ› Marvel at thousands of meticulously displayed insects, including butterflies, moths, and beetles πŸ”¬ Gain scientific insight into Northern Thailand's arthropod life πŸ’Ž Discover unique natural wonders, fossils, and shells 🎨 Explore surreal works of art by the founders πŸ’– Appreciate a unique, passionate private collection # Why AvoidπŸ₯΅ Can be very hot inside due to lack of air conditioning # TipsπŸ’§ Bring water and wear light clothing ⏳ Allow at least 1.5 hours to explore the detailed displays πŸ”” Ring the bell if the gate is closed # CostπŸ’° Entrance fee is 200 THB

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