The seven strangest museums in the world.

When we talk about world museums, we often think of the Forbidden City in China, the Louvre in France, the Tashi Museum in Elmy, Russia, the Armor Museum in Austria, the Natural Museum in Sengenburg, Germany and the British Museum in London. However, there are seven strange museums you didn't expect, which are located in some parts of the world.

1. Hair Museum in Turkey

This cave-like museum has collected more than150,000 samples of women's hair from all over the world, which are pasted on the walls and ceilings. These hair samples were left by the first person when he left Avanos, Turkey. Later, people who left the town and other tourists who came here to play followed her example and left a lock of hair. Then it was collected by local potters and put into this museum.

2. Dog Collar Museum in Kent, England

John Hunt in Kent, England, and his wife Gertrude, after decades of collection, made the dog collar museum take shape. The museum is located in Leesburg, Kent. The collection in the museum spans five centuries, starting from the Victorian era in the Middle Ages. The museum attracts more than half a million visitors from all over the world every year.

3. Underwater Museum in Cancun, Mexico

In the depths of the Caribbean in Mexico, you will find more than 400 sculptures ranging from 9 feet to 20 feet. This museum was built by British sculptor Taylor. All the raw materials are underwater coral reefs and the like. The purpose of the museum is to protect the existing natural coral reefs.

4. Broken Museum in Zagreb, Croatia

The purpose of visiting this museum is to mend broken hearts. You can leave a small sign to record the people or things that make you sad. Everything in the museum, from diamond rings to underwear and even wedding dresses, was donated by the injured people, with instructions on how to end the relationship, but no personal information was revealed. Museums help people from all over the world find some comfort.

5. Massachusetts Museum of Alternative Art, USA

This is a place to appreciate alternative art. The museum is located in Boston and has collected and displayed more than 60,000 pieces? Alternative art? . The museum was built by Scott in 1993? Wilson founded it. At that time, he was an antique dealer. When he found a very good oil painting lying in the trash can, there was nothing wrong with it, he began to collect this art that was not accepted by the public.

6. Instant noodle museum in Yokohama, Japan

The museum is dedicated to collecting instant noodles produced all over the world. You will find that from the initial packaging to now, all brands of Lamian Noodles will appear here. The treasure of the town hall in the museum is the first instant noodle in the world, which is produced by Ando Baifu Center. The museum allows you to taste or take away some instant noodles, or even make them yourself.

7. Toilet Museum in New Delhi, India

If you want to know the history of toilet development, this is definitely a place worth visiting. The museum shows the evolution history of toilet supplies and toilet etiquette. The highlight of the museum is to show the toilet etiquette of different customs in the world. It has become one of the most popular scenic spots in the world, with an endless stream of tourists every year.