The large wooden house in the middle of the forest is about 400m2, with 32 large wooden towers built entirely by human power. Especially the whole connection of the wood is made of wood, not the use of iron nails, even just one. This unique house is the highlight of the Hoa Son Dien Trang tourist site (located between the foot of Ta Nung - Da Lat) in Lam Dong province.
The house is very simple when the owner self-designed and made full of wood when viewed from outside. Picture: Van Long
Inside, visitors will find the uniqueness of this house, with 32 large wooden pillar is built up with much effort.
Duong Hai Dang, owner of the house, said: "To build my house and many workers took 5 months to build the frame. However, this operation is very hard and has been dumped twice because the rafts are too heavy. All of them are made of human strength and do not use iron nails to reinforce the wood but only use the wood then put together. Picture: Van Long.
All the houses are used for carpentry. Picture: Van Long
Anh Dang said that the house is covered with iron then covered with a layer of dry paint on top. This painting has the effect of reducing noise when it rains and makes the house cooler when it is sunny. Picture: Van Long
It is known that he used this house for visitors to rest, eat when visiting the resort Hoa Son Dien Trang (located between the foot of Ta Nung - Da Lat). Picture: Van Long
Sitting at the house, visitors can breathe fresh air of nature amidst immense woods, murmuring water flows, sip a glass of wine or a cup of pure coffee to clear up late every day. Picture: Van Long
Mr. Dang said that all the trees in the house are used to create rocks to create unique patterns. "When we use the stone to create a great heat, so the oil of wood will lead into the wood, so there will be no food or mold to the trunk. Picture: Van Long
Stairs to the 2nd floor are also decorated with eye-catching patterns. Picture: Van Long.
The floor of the second floor is lined by the owner, arranged and decorated lantern, area for photographers. Picture: Van Long.
The bulky house viewed from the bottom makes visitors curious to go up to explore and check in every visit. Picture: Van Long.
Source: tintaynguyen.com
