Last Updated on January 7, 2021
Jim Reinders is the architect who created this masterpiece and he dedicated it to the June 1987 Summer Solstice. When you visit this place, you will not only see the Carhenge, you will also find other artworks made of old cars that are right beside the Carhenge. These cars are painted with many colors and symbols.
The White Restaurant, Georgia
What’s the only place that can combine both utility and pleasure? A restaurant! That’s exactly what architects believed so they created the first ever upside-down building.
The best part about this place is that the architecture is not the only thing that will amaze you, it is also the delicious cuisine that you won’t be able to get enough of!
Now, there are many buildings that are upside down but serve different purposes like museums, libraries, etc. People say that when someone gets really drunk, the building turns back to its place for them, perhaps that’s something we should all try once.
The Wang Saen Suk Hell Garden, Thailand
Have you ever wondered what hell would really look like? If you said yes then this place is for you. The Thailand Hell Horror Park, also known as The Monastery Garden is technically picturing depicts scenes from the Buddhist interpretation of hell.
The second you enter this place, you will find a sign that says “Welcome to Hell!” followed by a Buddha status watching the gates of “hell”. After witnessing a few peaceful remarks, you will start seeing life-sized statues of men being tortured and getting their head cut off and replaced with animal heads.
Each one represents a specific sin they have committed. For example, those who had their heads replaced with a cow sinned with the habit of selling and consuming drugs.
This place may very scary and disturbing, especially for kids! But if you have enough courage, don’t hesitate to visit because it will give you a new perspective on other people beliefs that may change yours forever.
