Da Lat City is home to one of the ten most bizarre houses in the world as voted by the Chinese People’s Daily.
Scenery outside Crazy House
The guest house is known as “Crazy House” and covers nearly 1,900 square metres at No. 3 Huynh Thuc Khang Street. It was built in 1990 by architect Dang Viet Nga.
Nga loves Da Lat very much and its landscapes and friendly community are what inspired her to build an ideal structure, designed to link people and nature.
Initially, the special work’s name was Hang Nga Guesthouse and then was later changed to “Crazy House”.
Crazy House is not designed under a certain architectural school of thought, instead its design is unique and natural. From outside, the house looks like a huge tree-trunk that twists, turns and bends around in various shapes.
Inside, the house attracts great attention from tourists with zigzagging stairs and rooms in bizarre designs like pumpkins, bears, tigers, eagles and kangaroos. This is Da Lat’s Crazy House.
Exploring Crazy House through photos:
Unique reception
Walls with different shapes and sizes
More of the architectual design
Winding stairs
Rooms create mysterious but warm feelings
Cobweb-shaped design in rooms
A Kangaroo-shaped radiator
The whole view of the house in the drawing
From Crazy House, one can see the beauty of Dat Lat City
With the unique architectural style, Crazy House is voted as one of the ten strangest houses in the world
