The park utilizes forced perspective techniques to ensure photos taken from specific angles appear genuinely upside-down.
It is managed by Jatim Park Group, a major operator of amusement attractions in the East Java province.
The structure includes multiple rooms, such as kitchens and bedrooms, all maintaining the inverted theme.
The location in Batu is chosen for its cooler mountain climate, making it suitable for outdoor and semi-outdoor attraction layouts.
Eco Active Park in Batu features a signature upside-down house where interior furnishings are bolted to the ceiling to create gravity-defying optical illusions. The attraction is part of the Jatim Park Group, located in the high-altitude region of East Java. Visitors navigate rooms decorated with standard residential furniture arranged in an inverted orientation. The park design focuses on interactive photography and surreal spatial experiences for guests. The facility is situated within a cluster of entertainment hubs in the Batu city center. It specifically caters to families and tourists seeking novelty architecture.
The center of the inverted living room where the furniture is most densely concentrated above you.
Bring a smartphone with a wide-angle lens to capture the full scope of the inverted rooms.
Visit during weekdays to avoid significant crowds that can impede the photography process.
Wear clothing that looks natural even when you are hanging upside down in a photo.
Attempting to visit during public holidays when queues for popular photo stations can exceed sixty minutes.
Avoid touching the delicate displays or furniture mounts.
