Crazy House in Da Lat through time

Da Lat 2015 7 photos of this spot

7 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Da Lat, spanning 2015. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

Hang Nga Guesthouse, known locally as the Crazy House, is a Da Lat guesthouse built from the 1990s onward in an organic, tree-like style by architect Dang Viet Nga. Its winding staircases and sculpted rooms have made it one of the city's most visited landmarks.

Crazy House in Da Lat 2015 Hang Nga Guesthouse, known locally as the Crazy House, is a Da Lat guesthouse built from the 1990s onward in an organic, tree-like style by architect Dang Viet Nga. Its winding staircases and sculpted rooms have made it one of the city's most visited landmarks.

Vietnam 2015 Da Lat's mild highland climate, unusual for Vietnam, made it a favored retreat for French colonists in the early twentieth century. This photograph of the city was taken in 2015.

Vietnam 2015 Da Lat, photographed here in 2015, is a hill town in Vietnam's Central Highlands that French colonists developed as a mountain resort in the early 20th century for its cool climate, a legacy still visible in the town's villas and layout.

Vietnam 2015 Another scene from Da Lat, the Vietnamese highland town founded as a French resort in the early 1900s and later favored as a residence by Vietnam's royal family.

Vietnam 2015 Another 2015 view of Da Lat, Vietnam, the former French hill station in the Central Highlands prized for its cooler climate, pine forests, and flower gardens.

Vietnam 2015 Da Lat, Vietnam, in 2015. The city's temperate climate and French colonial-era architecture, including villas built for administrators and settlers, have long distinguished it from Vietnam's lowland cities.

Vietnam 2015 Taken in 2015, this image shows another scene from Da Lat, the French-era hill station in Vietnam's Central Highlands long known for its cooler climate, lakes, and colonial architecture.