(Post was published on Oct 26, 2010)
For those who want to understand more about the human body and its functions, this exhibition should be on your schedule already. The Myth of the Human Bodies: The Exhibition has been here since October 15, 2010 and it will end on Dec 4, 2011 (Extended)! This exhibition will surely satisfy your innate curiosity about the human body. They have preserved the human body through an impressive process called Plastination.You can learn more about this when you go there.
I've been to the one in Las Vegas called The Bodies Exhibition, which is similar to this exhibition. Surprisingly enough, I enjoyed this more than the one in Las Vegas. Perhaps it was because of its location and unique presentation. The Neobabylon building seems to be the perfect place for an exhibition this grand. The interior of the building certainly added some charm and mystery. The building is actually bigger than it seems.
As soon you enter the buliding, you would notice that each section (system) is named after Greek gods and goddesses (i.e Eros for the Circulatory system and Dionysus for Digestive system). You can request for a guide if you want everything to be explained more extensively.
The Red Man specimen happens to be my favorite. You'll basically see the arteries of the human body from head to foot. When I go back, I'll see if I can take pictures of a few specimens. You need permission to do that, ok. Photo-op is allowed at the entrance and exit of the exhibit.
Below is picture of what you can expect to see there. (Taken in Las Vegas)
I've been to the one in Las Vegas called The Bodies Exhibition, which is similar to this exhibition. Surprisingly enough, I enjoyed this more than the one in Las Vegas. Perhaps it was because of its location and unique presentation. The Neobabylon building seems to be the perfect place for an exhibition this grand. The interior of the building certainly added some charm and mystery. The building is actually bigger than it seems.
As soon you enter the buliding, you would notice that each section (system) is named after Greek gods and goddesses (i.e Eros for the Circulatory system and Dionysus for Digestive system). You can request for a guide if you want everything to be explained more extensively.
The Red Man specimen happens to be my favorite. You'll basically see the arteries of the human body from head to foot. When I go back, I'll see if I can take pictures of a few specimens. You need permission to do that, ok. Photo-op is allowed at the entrance and exit of the exhibit.
Below is picture of what you can expect to see there. (Taken in Las Vegas)
Ticket Price: P350. Exhibition runs from 1030 AM until 830 PM, Neobabylon building, 9 Bayani Road, AFPOVAI, Taguig City. It's the building with the Roman statues. You won't miss it!
73 COMMENTS:
Hi! Where is the exhibit exactly held? thanks.
i saw this on tv. this seems really interesting. :)
Information is all there. Neobabylon building. Bayani road. What's your name? It's near mckinley hill/fort bonifacio
hi reena! yes it is. ill see if i can get more free tickets. i might be giving one to the first person who comments.
Hi! Carol here. can i have ticket/s, even i'm not the first? i really want to see that exhibit of plastination. please. :)
yes, i saw the posters along bayani this morning during my biking workout! pretty interesting just by looking at the pictures. i guess this is a must see exhibit! ;-)
The human body at its meticulous form, with all its anatomical details clearly crafted, dissected and preserved. Creepy, astonishing, artistic! whooooah! can't wait to see this one...
@carol -since you are the first one, ill find tix for you
@farrah -yes im sure you'll love it!
kurtz- well-said.
do they allow to take photographs?
julius, no they dont but you can try. haha. the pic you see above was taken in las vegas.
parang may mali poh dun s date n p0st nyo?
thanks for pointing it out. until 2011.
definitely an eye-opener! Saw the Body Worlds exhibit in Singapore... definitely a must-see!
@deobaraanmd, looking forward! yey! i really want to have that. thanks :) - carol
that's really interesting!!!where is neobabylon building exactly??coz we live near mckinley hill fort bonifacio but i don't know where is that place..can i ask for directions plz..i wanna go there if i find time..thanks a lot for this post!!!^_^
i saw it on tv, my friend also told me about this , she said it's a must see specially for students. surely i'll bring my daughter she wants to be a doctor, maybe it will be a great help. are they open on saturdays, please reply thanks!!!
^^Neobabylon Building is along Bayani Road. It's also near Libingan ng mga Bayani. If you're coming from McKinley Hill and Philippine Army HQ, go straight then turn left when you reach Army Gym. That left is the Bayani Rd. You won't miss that building, it has huge statues outside. It would be at your right.
Can I still score free tickets? :D
actually maya punta kmi dyan...ng ka-date ko...nursing grand ako kaya fascinated ako sa mga ganyang exhibit...remembering the cadaver n inobserve nmin back in college...it was like wood n talaga..but this one...parang buhay d b?...so really a must see...
@everyon- i hope all of you are able to go. You shouldnt miss this exhibition. I'll be giving more tickets if i can get my hands on more of them. @Carol - please give me your details.
@hay- thanks for the answering that.
i want to go this exhibit i'm a nursing student and i have a subject anatomy this second semester i want to know about the plastination about the human body it's exiting ...
cant i score a free ticket ...
diz iz my number 09304623377 thx
my name is angelyn and i want to go this exhibit i'm a nursing student and i have a subject anatomy this second semester i want to know about the plastination about the human body it's exiting ...
cant i score a free ticket ...
diz iz my number 09304623377 thx
can i score 2 tickets?my bf & i will be going there on n0v4.im so xcited to see it.im so interested with such thngs.its so cool.will they allow us to take pix?dis is my # 09158845545.tnx hope we can have tix.
Hi! Can you (or anyone) please give me directions on how to go there when commuting? My friends and I will be going there but we don't have our own car. Thanks! :)
Hi! Can you (or anyone) please give me directions on how to go there when commuting? My friends and I will be going there but we don't have our own car.
plz contact me at dz #09089608888...we plan to go there tomorrow...Thanks! :)
ill be randomly giving away the tickets guys. prob at least two.
carol, can you give me your address thanks. ill send it to you via snail mail.
can i just send it thru your email add? for safety purposes :)
ok no problem. i actually thought about that. deo_baraan23@yahoo.com.hk
sent! :)
alright.got it. ill notify you as soon as ive sent the ticket. please share this blog post! :P
i already did! :)
thank you! :P
poggs: Hey there, could you help me with directions? How do I get there if il be coming from SLEX?
1. Commute -
2. By car
Thanks in advance....
it's easier to go there by car.
i found this supeeeeeeeer interesting,. specially for us in medical field.. hope to see it soon soon soon,. do you have free tickets?? thx :) lol
are they open on sundays? thanks
wahhhhhhhh.. i was just planning a trip to Bantayan this Feb birthday.. gift mo naman ang free ticket o hehehe.. i have been craving to go to the island for 3 years already. waaahhhhhh fan na fan mo na talaga ako! inaabangan ko ang mga posts mo hehehe.. i am now making an itinerary with the help of your blog! grabe ha, official reference na kita hehehe.. from Bangkok and now to Bantayan hehehe..
wah ng kamali ako ng post! copy-paste-mode to the right blog na lng hehehe
ill check if it's open on sun
sheila it's ok ahah
Hi there!
It's not my first time to visit your blog but it's my first time to actually sit and read it for a long time and this is my first comment.
Keep it up!
thanks roman paul! appreciate it. :P
you're always welcome!
this is very interesting, having a view of whats inside of me :-)
hi! :) i also like to see the exhibit. haha! :D
thank you very much!
Good day Mr. Amadeus Baraan!
Are you still giving away tickets of that museum? I really want to have one. I've been obsessed to visit that human anatomy museum since i saw it on the tv news. I'm an adventurer in nature but i can't still afford to travel as what you do. haha!
I hope you can give me one ticket. that would mean a lot to me.
pls. e-mail me here on my google account ursweetham@gmail.com or in my yahoo account for your response.
ham_orbita@yahoo.com
Thank You! God Bless! ^^
By the way, I'm Hamilton.
hi reena, ham and janice! I'm going to give two more free passes. ill pick them randomly here. cant really give free passes to everyone. ill see if i can get more next time:P
it's okay. :)
congratulations to all the winners! :)
sorry reena! ill keep you posted if i can give more next time.
it's okay with me. but I'm still hoping to win one ticket. LOL. :)
God Bless You!!
next time ham! :P
are they open on holidays?
Thank you for the Information, it helps a lot, it's just week ago when I heard it from the news in Tv, but unfortunately I'm cooking that's why I didn't get the exact location, I'm a nursing graduate, and I think museum is helpful for me, I'm excited to go there and see for real what I only found in the book. A while ago, I was pissed off, because I can't find the exact info about this, and now I'm happy. Thank you very much once again...Going this museum would be my Christmas present for myself and my family. God bless...
you're welcome! Enjoy the exhibition. :P
hi sir! sbrang excted n ko pumunta sa human body museum! mtgal ko ng gstong pumunta sa museum first tym ko cya nkta s ripley's believe it or not kaso sa germany p cya e kya nga na-shock ako n nandto cya pinas ! ask k lng po kng pde magtake ng pic sa loob ng museum? tska po mern po b free tikets for 2? pra s bf ko bday nya po sa dec 15 un s gft ko. thank u!
Hello Sir, thank you for this informative blog...I will recommend this to our school fieldtrip....more power...
hi queenie and chit - i dont have free tickets anymore but ill see if i can still give some away.
@chit - you're welcome. please suggest this to your friends.
super late yata ang comment ko just want to ask kung pano magpunta d2 from alabang i dont have a car pero gusto ko puntahan to.
i i'm a photographer and would want to get infos on where i can get a permit to take photographs there.... please reply @ jaypee0217@gmail.com - juniper
hi, was looking around for infos about the human body exhibit on the net and i landed on your page, really wanted to go there but when i saw that DSLR's were not allowed or even pictures, it was a bit depressing. Do you have any idea on how to get a permit to take photographs? I'm a photographer from Pasig and would want to suggest this as a photo trip for my photographers Organization. Thanks!!
BTW, Nice page!! Cheers!!
hello! if you're a professional photographer/journalist/part of media, you can probably take pictures inside. otherwise, you have to ask the director at the exhibit for permission to do so.
I am from Bacolod City and since it is summer, I am planning to go there. But will the exhibit really end on April 17? Do you have any idea where the exhibit will be placed next? I am a Med student and I know this will be really helpful to me. Thank you for the info! :)
i can ask where they will be headed after this. so far, it's only until april 17.
hello, can you give me directions? i'll be commuting from alabang, muntinlupa. thank you verymuch
sorry i dont really know how to commute from alabang.ill ask some friends. or better yet, take a cab from makati or fort.
are they open during weekends?
Sorry for the late reply. Yes i think they are open.
hi. i just wanna ask if this exhibit is still ongoing? and how would i be able to get a ticket? would i purchase it there at the venue itself? thankyouu! :D
Where are these bodies came from ?
What country did plastination start ?
When did the museum start ?
Where are these bodies came from ?
What country did plastination start ?
When did the museum start ?
Is it Moral or Immoral ?
PLEASE ANSWER. I NEED THIS FOR MY PROJECT.
you can go there yourself and ask,
Do you know what temperature did they use to preserve the bodies? :D
Im not really sure but I can research about it.
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