27.10. Flowers over flowers

In the park, there were also a fragrant greenhouse full of roses and many small quiet corners where the builders could showcase small water features or a different architectural style, like Japanese pavilions and bridges.

After the park, we went back towards the city center, where I met Andra again, who had a nice morning at the temples, at the so-called "Crazy House". The name already says it all about this complex of buildings... Winding and narrow stairs led up to houses or to another part of a building, where you could never be sure and could find yourself on the roof of the tallest building, from which you had a great view of Dalat and the lake. Narrow "one way" bridges ran between the houses, meaning that if two groups approached from both sides, either one had to turn back or squeeze against the railing above the abyss to let the other group pass. As the central and tallest building, there was a building in the shape of a tree, where construction was still going on. Because even though this was the place with the most tourists in Dalat, it was also a hotel, with room entrances right next to the tourist paths. In conclusion, this attraction was very beautiful and bid us farewell from the city.