Upside Down House Melaka

How would it feel if suddenly the earth turn upside down? If you are curious to know what it’s like, Upside Down House is the best place to spend the time with especially with the family members and friends.

Here, you can take all kinds of creative pictures. You can also have a unique and dizzying experience where everything is upside down.There are five sections of the house, which are the kitchen, the living room, the master bedroom, the children’s bedroom and the bathroom. All the furniture and home appliances are positioned upside down. For some people, it can take some times to get used to it.

The challenge  here is to take picture creatively at every corner of the house for the realistic effect. If you don’t know how and have no idea how to post, the staff here will help you and recommend several techniques to help improve your picture taking skill.

Image by: Upside Down House Melaka

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Operating Hours

Monday – Thursday: 9.00 a.m – 7.00 p.m

Friday – Sunday: 9.00 a.m – 9.00 p.m

Admission

Adult: RM 15.00

Children: RM 10.00

Senior Citizen: RM 15.00

Disabled: 50% discount

Location

G12 & G14 & G16 Jalan PM7 Plaza Mahkota, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.

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Hear From Others

If you are planning a visit there, don’t worry about not knowing how to pose or not having anyone take a picture for you, their staffs are very friendly and they will guide you to pose and help you take photos as well. 

Mandy
ThatGirlNamedMandy

When we entered the gallery, the staff gave us a briefing and showed us some of the creative photos pasted on the wall. Then, we are free to roam around and take as many photos as we like. It all depends on your creativity to have the most creative photos taken. What you need to do is to snap a photo and turn it upside down to see the effect.

PixieTail78

Basically, in case you don;t know what is this upside down house gallery, it is a gallery in which everything inside is arranged upside down i.e stucked to the ceiling. They are so cool!! they’re all so pretty and arranged very nicely like a normal house. even the smallest details is taken care very well!!

Najlaa
NajlaaFir

Nearby Attractions

Melaka Sultanate Palace Museum

Source: Adiput

The Palace building is a replica of the actual palace of the Malay Sultanate of Melaka during the reign of Sultan Mansur Shah.

Jonker Walk 

Source: Dennis Sylvester Hurd

Jonker Walk or Jonker Street is the most popular shopping area in Melaka Town. It is also known as the Chinatown street of Melaka. Every weekend, the area is crowded with tourists looking for souvenirs and delicious street food to enjoy.

Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum

Source: The Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum

The Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum was opened in 1985. The museum displays the history and the culture of the peranakan community in Melaka.