Originally a British-owned merchant warehouse, this crumbling complex in Taiwan has been overtaken by nature—much to our visual delight. After the warehouse was vacated sometime in the 19th century, a nearby banyan tree forced its way through the building’s brick walls and concrete floors, creating a “treehouse” that looks like one of Angkor Wat’s baby cousins. Today, visitors can explore the whimsical site for a few dollars—there’s even an elevated walkway to help you navigate.
