Correction Museum showcases brutal techniques used to punish wrong doers
. Not only does it have pictures of the actual prison that was based on these very surroundings but also has graphical wax statues that portray the way in which torture and execution was carried out back in the day.
There are separate floors dedicated to different aspects of the prison. With execution chambers, quarters where they would eat their final meal and other gruesome execution weapons on display this museum is not for the weak-hearted. On a lighter note the museum also has other things to see, such as the handicrafts and other products that these ill-fated prisoners tried out. Some of these can be purchased. There are fine works of art of furniture and other crafts displayed here.
With the old penal system on full display, this is a fine place of visit for all those who are interested in carrying back a piece of Thailands history with them. The old penal system and the grisly punishment tools only makes you wonder how severe punishment was back then.
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