[2025 George Town Attraction] Travel Guide for Upside Down Museum (Updated Apr)

Stepping into the Upside Down House in Penang was like entering a whimsical world where everything was turned upside down. From the moment I crossed the threshold, I found myself immersed in a gravity-defying adventure that delighted both the young and the young at heart. Every room in this quirky attraction was meticulously designed to challenge our perception of reality. Walking on the ceiling, standing on the walls, and hanging from the furniture created a thrilling sense of disorientation and wonder. It was a truly unique experience that brought out the childlike curiosity in all of us. Exploring each room offered endless opportunities for laughter, creativity, and hilarious photo moments. Whether posing as if defying gravity or trying to find our balance in this topsy-turvy world, every interaction with the environment brought smiles and giggles. It was a delightful blend of optical illusions and imagination that made for unforgettable memories. The attention to detail within the Upside Down House was remarkable. From the furniture and decor to the smallest household items, everything was carefully placed to maintain the illusion. The vibrant colors, playful designs, and whimsical props enhanced the overall experience, transporting us into a whimsical realm where normality was beautifully upended. Visiting the Upside Down House was an opportunity to embrace our inner child, let go of expectations, and revel in the joy of defying gravity. It was a fun-filled escapade that reminded us to see the world from a different perspective and appreciate the extraordinary in the ordinary. #wecreate

Trip to Penang.Apart from the amazing sea view and catching fireflies at night, We visited Upside Down Museum. It is an interactive museum located on Kimberley Street in George Town, Penang, offering visitors the unique experience to experience an upside down world. The museum resembles rooms in a house but there shops and even a café which is of course upside down. Dont worry about taking pictures as the staff there will assist you on that. We headed down to Entopia (Penang Butterfly Farm) It is one of the largest butterfly garden in Malaysia which contains more than 15,000 free flying butterflies.Other than butterflies, you will get to observe more than 200 species of plants with waterfalls, ponds, caves and other artistic garden features. #pulaupenang #museum

Wall cracking recommended everyone to go to Penang [inverted museum] and the loss of friends to have fun and fun ~ happy to take pictures and exercise, (because it depends on their own fairy flying, very hard ) tickets about 30 RM, the number is entered, the staff will teach you to put a splash ~ only need you to control your facial expressions ~

All the items in the entire exhibition hall are designed upside down. You only need to pose in a very simple position. The staff here will help you take photos. After the end, you only need to flip the photo taken with the tool to show the effect in the picture. Is it amazing? It is said that this is the first place in the world to go to the museum, but this has not been certified, but overall it is quite fun. If the expression is in place when shooting, the action is set correctly, and the photo taken will be sent to your circle of friends and it will definitely blow up.

#padoland #upsidedown museum explore new Padoland at Penang first avenue. almost experience the upsidedown museum. the experience was superb as there is clear guidance on how to take nice photos

Winter vacation is coming! Friends, are you ready to explore the charm of Malaysia? Here is a selected 2-day travel guide to help you easily enjoy Malaysia! -- Malaysia has a rich history and was once the center of the Malacca Kingdom. Here 🏝️ the island scenery is beautiful, the culture is diverse, and you can feel the hospitality of the Malays. Don’t miss the bustling city of Kuala Lumpur and the clear water and fine sand of Semporna! -- 🏃‍♀️Route suggestion: Explore the charm of Penang, Malaysia Day 1: Penang Kek Lok Si Temple-> Love Lane-> Pontokong Lane-> Little India-> Penang City Hall-> Batu Ferringhi Beach Travel through the history and culture of Penang, starting from the sacred Kek Lok Si Temple, strolling through Love Lane to feel the romance, exploring the ancient charm of Pontokong Lane, and then coming to Little India to experience the exotic atmosphere. In the afternoon, visit the Penang City Hall and finally head to Batu Ferringhi Beach to enjoy a relaxing time by the sea. Day 2: Xingzhou Bridge -> Penang Overseas Chinese Museum -> Penang Upside-down Museum -> Penang Thai Reclining Buddha Temple The second day starts from the quaint Xingzhou Bridge, walks into the Penang Overseas Chinese Museum to learn about Chinese history, and then goes to the Upside-down Museum to experience the fantasy world. Finally, visit the Penang Thai Reclining Buddha Temple to experience the unique charm of Thai Buddhist culture. -- Attractions recommendations: 🌟 Batu Ferringhi Beach: clear water, fine sand, surrounded by mountains and water, enjoy the beautiful natural scenery! 🏛️ Penang Overseas Chinese Museum: It’s like traveling through time and space to experience the lifestyle of Baba Nyonya in the 19th century. 🏯 Kek Lok Si Temple in Penang: The colorful buildings and the uniquely designed Thousand Buddhas Pagoda are a visual feast! 🌸 Love Lane: Deep in the alley, the fragrance of flowers fills the air. It is a romantic place for couples to build their love nest. 🎢 Penang Upside Down Museum: Subvert your visual perception, the fantasy world of indoor and outdoor inversions is waiting for you to explore! -- **Notes**: - Time difference: There is no time difference between Malaysia and China, making it more convenient to travel! 🕰️ - Specialty prices: Malaysia has abundant specialties at affordable prices, perfect for shopping! 🛍️ - Airport transportation: The airport has convenient transportation, with taxis, buses and other options available. 🚖 - Visa information: Malaysia is visa-free for tourists from mainland China, making travel easier! 📖 Hope these tips can help you create wonderful memories in Malaysia! 🌟 -- This is the end of my sharing of my trip to Malaysia. I hope you can find your own happy journey in this passionate land!

#travellerswonderland Visited a few times to an upside down museum. Good 😊 creative conceptual set-up ambience with a wonderful photography spot . Can visit once if you're visiting Georgetown PENANG. In the end a wonderful cafeteria is there with the same upside down concept of hanging chairs. Good place for exploring with family on weekend outings. While the concept is enjoyable, the hurried experience dampened the overall visit.

There are many places to visit in Penang, such as the yacht pier, many restaurants, mural street, and American Street. Two people can ride a bicycle rickshaw, and one child can ride on your lap. The price is 80 ringgit per hour. You can go around the pier. If you have a nearby hotel, you can experience it by bargaining for about 20 ringgit on the way back.

📍George Town Penang 💰Admission fees are reasonable which included photographer & pose tips from the staff. 🕰️ Monday - Saturday: 9.30am - 6.30pm ☘️ A delightful and whimsical attraction that offers a unique twist on traditional exhibits. 📌As the name suggests, the museum features a series of rooms where everything is turned upside down, creating a fun and disorienting experience for visitors of all ages. 💌 The interactive nature of the museum allows guests to become part of the exhibits, making for some truly memorable photo opportunities. 💌 The attention to detail in the decor is impressive, and the friendly staff are always on hand to help you capture the perfect shot. ☘️ Overall, it's a great place to spend an hour or two, especially for families and those looking for a lighthearted and playful outing. #travelanywhere #visitmalaysia

🌈The quaint Penang, vibrant with colors, offers a one-day CityWalk tour guide for a leisurely stroll through the streets and endless fun at the museums. ✅Tour Route New Street Square — Shantou Street — Upside Down Museum — George Town Murals — Clan Jetties — Peranakan Mansion 💕Tour Tips Starting from New Street Square, you'll find various food shops to settle breakfast with ease. As you wander, you'll reach Shantou Street, a haven for delicious snacks and drinks, with plenty of desserts and small bites. The Upside Down Museum is great for taking atmospheric photos; it's fun and well-organized. Staff guide you through each scene and even help take pictures, ensuring both kids and adults have a great time. Ticket: 34MB Time: 09:30-18:30 George Town's murals are one of the attractions here, with the entire street immersed in graffiti culture. You can casually snap 3D effect photos and slowly discover surprises. If you don't feel like walking, there are trishaws to take you around for check-ins. Clan Jetties These are stilt houses named after surnames. Mostly, they are shops. The riverside view is quite nice, and you can take a few photos. Peranakan Mansion A visit to a wealthy Peranakan-style house, open from 9 am to 5 pm. The house is richly decorated, and inside you can try on costumes and take photos. 🏷Ticket: 20MB, Costume Experience: 138MB, includes afternoon tea Hair and makeup services are charged separately. 📌tips: For a trip to Penang, it's recommended to exchange some cash for convenience, as many places are street food vendors, and grab can be used for taxis.

If you like taking Instagrammable photos while escaping the scorching heat in sunny island Penang, then this is the perfect place for you to visit! Opened in 2015, Upside Down Museum is an interactive museum located in the heart of George Town, Penang. The museum is a model of different parts of a house, as well as cafe and shops. It is a unique unique experience walking through the museum as everything except humans is upside down! The museum opens daily from 9.30 am to 6.30 pm. You may need to wait a bit in the waiting area if there is a crowd as different groups of guests will take turn taking pictures in each display. Once you enter the museum, a staff will be assigned to take pictures for you at each display. For foreigners, tickets cost RM30+ for adult and RM20+ for children. Tickets for Malaysians cost around RM10 less. 📌 Upside Down Museum 📍45 Kimberley Street 10100 George Town, Penang #thingstodo #penang #museum #upsidedown #georgetown #tripblazers

Located at Kimberly Road, Upside down Museum offers a unique experience where only the humans are right side up! Walking through the museum is like going around an upside down house.It was meant to replicate old Chinese houses in Penang... Address - 45 Lebuh Kimberley, George Town, Penang Ambiance/Facilities - Upside Ddown View, Museum Highlights - Photoshoot, Video Shoot Upside Down Avg. Price per Person - MYR 29 Rating - 4.5 out of 5 TIPS: Every scenery have their staff to guide and help you pose and take photograph 📸 using your mobile.. #mytripvlog #awesomepic #upsidedown #museum

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