In addition to becoming a tourist attraction, it has now expanded to include an art gallery, allowing the house's message to reach a wider audience. It is well-known both in Vietnam and overseas, and is well worth a visit in the misty city of Da Lat. It intrigued me with its strange structure and subtle hidden messages.
A friend recommended me on the last day of my seven-day Dalat visit there. Its term "Crazy House" struck an impression on me since there is a part of the expression that conveys a different personality than what is prevalent. It's also not far from my friend's house.
1: A brief description of the property
2; My trip
@trangbaby and I went at midday because I believe that is when there are the fewest people and the sun shines the brightest. to take pictures of it When I enter the tiny outside premises among the green trees, the midday heat will be greatly reduced. The unusual shapes will attract your attention right away, and expressing the same sentiments as me will be challengingA charming modest coffee shop, a tree-shaped stairway, or a rest table built like a clump of natural mushrooms surrounded by natural flora all inspire a sense of intimacy.
Through a little barred side door, the lodging rooms still have a look inside. An art room with full modern amenities and clean for a day stay here. I wish I could see it at night with the lights on.
More like a journey into the land of fairy tales than a horror film, because the works appear on the inside to be more fancy and closer to lifelike imagery such as tree roots, animals, jelly emulsion, bamboo tube, etc.
The harsh, rough color appears a little threatening from afar and from the outside. Do the windows resemble dried bones or eye sockets?
The uneven climbing and descending passageways leading to different sections and rooms twist and turn in unanticipated ways, as if inviting me to continue to satisfy my curiosity by taking unexpected turns or twists. I've also heard of people walking around in circles for a long time, much like becoming lost in a maze if they don't recognize the signs.
There is a room within, near the ground, where the owner's ancestors are worshipped. It was the Communist Party of Vietnam's general secretary. But the daughter was likewise ornamented, both respectable and breaking the path.
The chambers are designed to resemble an aquarium, with vibrant undersea life and relaxing blue tones. No matter what position you stand from, top down, bottom up, or plunge into a scene in it, the drawings are on the wall, ceiling, and floor.
Foreign and domestic newspapers complimenting the house's beauty and interest are maintained in part in a chamber for visitors to enjoy and consult. A creation of riches and energy, showcasing a female architect's talent and bravery.
A labyrinth with many various zones connected by crisscrossed root staircases seemed to be a problem to me, as I was unable to cleanly go around all of the spots. Because I was entirely absorbed in what my eyes discovered and was completely led by it at random. Allow the images to speak for themselves.
A coffee shop next to an oddly constructed stretch, designed to meet the demands of visitors.
It has numerous subtle signals between people and people and nature. In comparison to words, architecture's language has a different influence; its impact is sharper and more powerful. It was also planned by the owner as a walk in the woods, both exciting and a little frightening, because he was bored of mounting stairs. Exceptionally pleasant to the eye and the mind.
Thank you for stopping by.
*** Photos taken with a GoPro 8 camera ***
