Is ok something different n replicates the old houses of Penang . You can go n buy the tickets n try for an hour .

It has its own living room, dining hall, kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, and everything else you might expect in a typical house. Except that everything is upside down. That’s right — everything, from the sofa to the bathtub, is glued to the ceiling!

As the name suggests, there are different rooms in the museum, each scene is arranged upside down, and professional staff guide visitors how to pose and photograph, to achieve the best visual effect.

Staff are friendly n guide us for the recommended poses n take photos for us from our camera or mobile.

The idea is to take pictures of yourself in the rooms so that when you rotate the photos upside down, it will look as though you’re defying gravity.

Tips for Visiting Penang Upside-Down Museum Make sure you bring your camera/phone with you. The visit would be pointless without one. Make sure your camera/phone has enough battery and storage. The photographer will take at least two shots for each pose. To make the photos more believable, if you have long hair, tie it up in a bun. Otherwise, it would give the secret away. Case in point: For the same reason, try not to wear skirts, dresses, or loose shirts. Or, if you don’t have anything to tie your hair with.

The whole process is super-efficient. Instead of having everybody randomly ambling around in the museum, allowing only one group in each room helps everyone get good photos without having any photo-bombers.

In the beginning, you might feel as though you’re being rushed through the experience, but it will soon make sense because this museum is something you can only truly appreciate once you go home and look at the pictures