The Upside Down House: Phuket’s Must-See Attraction






Highlights
- Wander through an upside-down world
- Enjoy unique photo opportunities
- Indulge in activities that are perfect for the whole family, regardless of age.
- Fun and quirky attraction
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Overview
Step Into a World Turned Upside Down: The Baan Teelanka Experience
Imagine walking on the ceiling, where chandeliers sprout from the floor and the dining table hovers right above your head. At Baan Teelanka, Phuket’s famous “Upside Down House,” reality takes a backseat to pure, whimsical imagination. This isn’t just a photo op; it’s a mind-bending journey that challenges your senses and promises a day filled with laughter and wonder. Whether you are looking to defy gravity or lose yourself in a giant garden labyrinth, this is the quirky escape your Phuket holiday deserves.
Why This Experience is Unmissable
Gravity-Defying Photography: Our staff are trained “illusion experts” who will help you pose to ensure your photos look like you’re literally scaling the walls.
The A-Maze-ing Garden: Beyond the house lies a 1,000-square-meter hedge maze. It’s the only one of its kind in Phuket, designed by award-winning landscape artists.
Hidden Details: Look closely at the “rubbish bins,” the vintage clocks, and even the “parked” car—everything is meticulously inverted to maintain the illusion.
Family-First Adventure: Unlike strenuous hikes or long boat rides, this is a high-energy, air-conditioned, and safe environment perfect for toddlers and grandparents alike.
Detailed Tour Itinerary
10:00 AM – Arrival & First Impressions: Step into the quirky estate of Baan Teelanka. The sight of a three-story house resting on its roof is the perfect “Welcome to Phuket” moment.
10:30 AM – Exploring the Levels: Start from the “attic” (which is on the ground) and work your way up to the “ground floor.” Wander through the kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom—don’t forget to check the toilet on the ceiling!
11:30 AM – The Garden Maze Challenge: Head outside to the Maze Garden. Test your navigation skills and compete with your group to see who reaches the exit first.
12:15 PM – The Chamber of Secrets (Optional): If you’re feeling brave, try the “Omega Quick Game,” an escape-room style challenge hidden within the premises.
1:00 PM – Souvenirs & Refreshments: Wrap up your visit at the quirky café for a cold drink before heading back to your hotel with a camera full of impossible memories.
Who Is This For?
Instagrammers & Content Creators: This is arguably the most “post-worthy” spot in Thailand.
Families with Kids: A magical playground that keeps children engaged and entertained.
Quirky Soul Seekers: Travelers who prefer “off-the-beaten-path” attractions over standard temple tours.
Laughter Lovers: Anyone who doesn’t take life too seriously and wants a fun break from the sun.
Phuket Weather Guide (Monthly Averages)
| Month | Avg. Temp (°C) | Condition |
| January | 28°C | Sunny & Dry |
| February | 29°C | Clear Skies |
| March | 30°C | Getting Warmer |
| April | 31°C | Peak Heat (Songkran) |
| May | 29°C | Occasional Rain |
| June | 28°C | Tropical Breezes |
| July | 28°C | Lush & Green |
| August | 28°C | Refreshing Showers |
| September | 27°C | Monsoon Beauty |
| October | 27°C | Rainy Transitions |
| November | 28°C | Cool & Pleasant |
| December | 28°C | Perfect Holiday Weather |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is the house actually safe to walk in?
Absolutely. While your brain might feel a bit dizzy from the visuals, the structure is a masterpiece of modern engineering and is completely stable.
How long does the tour take?
Most visitors spend about 1.5 to 2 hours exploring both the house and the maze.
Will someone help us take photos?
Yes! The staff are incredibly friendly and know exactly which angles make the “upside-down” effect look most realistic.
Is it wheelchair or stroller accessible?
The ground level (Maze) is accessible, but due to the architectural design of the inverted house, some areas require using stairs.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothing is key! Note that skirts might be tricky for some of the creative “ceiling-hanging” poses.
“Watch / Listen / Read” (Curation)
Watch: 1. The Impossible (2012) – To see the resilience and beauty of Phuket’s coastline.
2. The Beach (2000) – For that classic Thai island wanderlust.
3. James Bond: The Man with the Golden Gun – To see the nearby iconic limestone karsts.
Listen: * [Spotify] Phuket Chill & Beats: Search for “Thai Lounge” or “Island Reggae” playlists to capture the laid-back Andaman vibe.
Read: * Sightseeing by Rattawut Lapcharoensap. A brilliant collection of short stories that captures the true heart and humor of contemporary Thailand.
Editor’s Note
“The beauty of Baan Teelanka is that it forces you to look at the world from a different perspective—literally. My top tip? Visit during the early afternoon to escape the Phuket humidity; the air conditioning inside is a lifesaver, and the lighting is perfect for those gravity-defying shots!”
Urban Legends & Mysteries
The Mystery of the Sea Gypsies (Chao Lay): Phuket is home to the “Sea Gypsies,” a nomadic group with mysterious origins. Legend has it they possess the ability to see underwater with total clarity and can predict tsunamis long before they hit the shore by “listening” to the vibrations of the ocean floor.
Ready to Flip Your Perspective?
Don’t just visit Phuket—see it from the ceiling! Book your tickets to Baan Teelanka today and capture the most surreal photos of your life.
Price Includes
The UpsideDown House Admission Ticket (non-Thai citizens)
Price Excludes
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Garden Maze ticket
Room Escape Game ticket



