Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

This is a place for photographers, and if that's not your thing, you'll wonder what all the fuss was about. The house itself is completely upside down: furniture is attached to the ceiling, rooms are arranged in reverse, so it takes some getting used to. The illusion works better in photos than in real life—and that's precisely the point. The staff helps with posing and photography, and reviewers consistently praise them for this, some even mentioning them by name. Tips are welcome.

The rest of the complex offers countless leisure activities: an outdoor plant maze, an escape room, a destruction room, and a playroom. Opinions on the escape room are divided. Families and groups seem to enjoy it the most, and since most of it is indoors, the complex is also a good option for a rainy afternoon.

The most frequent criticism is the price. Several visitors felt that the upside-down house alone did not justify the entrance fee. Therefore, it's best to plan for several activities rather than just one. Foreigners with a Thai work permit receive a discounted price.