What a Tree House looks like in Taiwan

Question of the day: Is the Anping Tree House a tree with a house in it or a house with a tree in it?

Welcome to the Anping Tree House.

Anping Tree House ticket, 50TWD.
50 TWD for entrance ($2 CAD)
Near the entrance of the Anping Tree House.
We’re not really sure what awaits us here at the Anping Tree House.

Inside the House

Roots hanging from the open ceiling.
Roots everywhere.
Better view of the roots dangling.
Dangling, and also caged off to protect its growth.
Tree roots wrapped under and between window frames.
The tree roots are wrapped under and between window frames. It makes you wonder how long it takes for them to do this.
The other side of the window. The roots appear to be crawling out.
What it looks like from the other side.
2 people under the framework of the tree house.
The root climb over and on the roof.
Anping Tree House, Taiwan. Roots take over a facade of the house.
From the inside.

From the Top

Anping Tree House, Taiwan. Massive roots growing out from the top.
Tree branches growing out from the top.

If there is one word to describe what I see, it would be: possessed.

So, would you call this tree house a tree with a house in it or a house with a tree in it?

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