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With its roof on the ground and its floor in the air, an upside-down house in South Africa is attracting tourists who want to see the world in a different way.
Located near Hartbeespoort, about 75 kilometers north of Johannesburg, the house is upside down both outside and inside. It is based on the idea that the world around us "might sometimes feel upside down."
Visitors can take pictures of themselves in rooms that have sofas and chairs on the ceiling – or visit the upside-down kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, often turning their cameras upside down to get unusual photos.
Tickets are 60 rand for children and 90 rand for adults, or about $3.60-$5.50.
This isn't the only upside-down house in the world. There are also upside-down houses in countries like Canada, Russia and China, and there are several in Germany and Malaysia. There is also an upside-down White House in Wisconsin and another by the Black Sea in Georgia that is actually a restaurant.
The Hartbeespoort area is a popular destination for weekend trips for people from Johannesburg and one of South Africa's capitals, Pretoria, which is about a 45-minute drive away. The area is best known for its mountains and for Hartbeespoort Dam, where visitors can enjoy hiking, water sports, animal parks and local restaurants.
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南非一間顛倒屋正吸引著想要以不同方式看世界的遊客目光，這間屋子的屋頂在地上，地板則在天上。遊客可以窩在沙發和椅子上，在天花板上的房間裡拍照；或是參觀上下顛倒的廚房、臥室及浴室，他們得經常調整相機的方向才能拍出奇特的照片。更酷的是，這並非世界上唯一一間顛倒屋。 加拿大、俄羅斯、中國以及德國和馬來西亞許多城市也都有顛倒屋。 威斯康辛州有一間上下顛倒的白宮，喬治亞州的黑海旁邊則有一間顛倒餐廳。
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