Hang Nga guesthouse

Hang Nga guesthouse famously known as the "Insane House" is an unusual building outlined and developed by Vietnamese designer Vietnam. Depicted as a "tall tale house" Hang Nga, Vietnamese is the Chinese goddess of the Moon, the building's general outline takes after a mammoth tree, fusing molded plan components speaking to regular structures, for example, creatures, mushrooms, bug catching networks and gives in. Its engineering, containing perplexing, natural, non-rectilinear shapes, has been portrayed as expressionist.

Nga has recognized the motivation of Catalan engineer Antoni Gaudí in the building's outline, and guests have differently drawn parallels amongst it and crafted by craftsmen, for example, Salvador Dalí and Walt Disney. Since its opening in 1990, the building has picked up acknowledgment for its exceptional design, being featured in ious manuals and recorded as one of the world's ten most "peculiar" structures in the Chinese People's Daily.

Hang Nga guesthouse was initially worked as an individual task by Vietnamese planner Dang Viet Nga, opening to the general population in 1990. Nga, little girl of Truong Chinh, who got a PhD in engineering from the University of Moscow, has expressed that her general plan was propelled by the common habitat encompassing of the city of Da Lat, alongside crafted by Catalan planner Antoni Gaudí.