Entrance to this quirky attraction is via the attic of an inverted three story house. Once inside, you’re free to explore all its rooms, including the living room, kitchen, bathroom and even a garage with a life-size tuk-tuk inside. Staff members are stationed throughout the attraction, ready to help with taking photos and guiding you on where to stand and how to pose. The site is also home to a 3,100-square-foot (950-square-meter) garden maze. For an extra charge, you can also enjoy a VR experience and an escape room.
This playful attraction is ideal for young children.
If you’re visiting Phuket during rainy season, the Upside Down Museum is a great place to shelter from rain showers.
The admission fee for the house equates to around 10 USD, and the garden maze has a separate admission fee.
Upside Down House (Baan Teelanka) is located in the Mueang Phuket district at 51/11 Chalermprakiat Ratchagan. From Phuket Old Town, it’s a 15-minute drive—public transport routes there are long and convoluted, so it’s easiest to take a cab.
The Upside Down House (Baan Teelanka) is open daily Monday through Friday, from mid-morning until evening. There are contact details for the attraction on the website, so consider getting in touch before your visit to check there’s no change to the opening hours, or to reserve your slot in advance.
Just ten minutes away from the Upside Down House, you’ll find Siam Niramit Phuket theater—where more than 100 performers take you on a journey through Thai history and culture using marvelous costumes and choreography. Long before the performance starts, the cultural park comes to life with live demonstrations and costumed characters.