The Teapot House of Xilinhot in Inner Mongolia, China, is a whimsical architectural marvel that has become a global icon. Built in 2002 by Ma Yansong, the teapot-shaped structure stands at 10 meters tall and 15 meters wide, with a vibrant blue exterior. Inside, visitors can enjoy a restaurant, hotel, teahouse, and observation deck, all adorned with tea-themed motifs. The Teapot House symbolizes creativity, imagination, and the power of human ingenuity to turn ordinary objects into extraordinary creations.

Crazy House is so much more than a building. It represents for the artistic freedom. It is also a venue for tourists who want to experience something different. And more importantly, it presents the beauty and the magnificence of nature, and we can feel free to enjoy, explore nature but we have to save it.

Not only can you visit it - you can also sleep in it.

Crazy House is also a hotel with some guest rooms for those who want to live closer to the nature. We have total 10 guest rooms located inside the building in form of tree trunks. Each room is named after an animal and it represents for a country: Bamboo room for Vietnam, Bear for Russia,… To introduce the concept of “Back to nature”, our rooms are outfitted with natural furniture and essential facilities; therefore, you can not find the modern equipments such as television, air conditioner. Living in the hollow of the tree trunks will give you the warm and pleasant feeling as if Mother Nature is sheltering you. With this idea, we hope that everybody will be more eco-conscious and will do things to save our planet.

We offer two types of guest room as following:

    Type 1: Room with one bed for two adults

    Type 2: Room with two beds for four adults or family with children

Designed based on the principles of Vastu Shastra, an ancient Indian architectural belief promoting positive energy and balance, Eywa includes gardens, relaxation areas, private pools, and waterfalls. The furnishings are very luxurious and lean towards natural tones, reflecting the project's connection to nature.

The idea of ​​building a working building, which at first glance looks like a giant shopping basket, belongs to Lavy Longaberger, founder of a company specializing in the production of baskets and household items. Construction was completed in 1997, and the building became the Longaberger corporate headquarters. This house is a great house.

It is a giant duck built in Flanders, Long Island, New York, in 1931. The house was built by a duck farmer named Martin Maurer. Previously, it was used as a place to sell ducklings and duck eggs. This house named 'Big Duck' has become a place providing tourist information as well as selling duck-related souvenirs. Big Duck is also listed as a historic site in the National Archives.