Inside world’s biggest building shaped like a CHICKEN that’s a hotel without windows and dinosaurs & gorillas next door

This is your chance if you’ve ever wanted to spend time inside the largest chicken in the world.

Travelers may now return home to roost in the Philippines thanks to the construction of a massive structure designed like a chicken.

Standing at 114 feet, the enormous six-story chicken tower contains 15 air-conditioned rooms.

However, there’s a catch: the chambers don’t have windows because doing so would detract from the impression of the chicken feathers.

The resort, which has a theme park and multiple pools, has other enormous animals besides the chicken hotel. It also has a dinosaur hotel and a large gorilla hotel.

The structure, which was inspired by a fowl and is situated in the hills of the Campuestohan Highland Resort on the island of Negros Occidental, was just recognized on September 8 as the largest building in the shape of a chicken by the Guinness World Records.

According to Ricardo Cano Gwapo Tan, the resort’s owner, she wished to “leave a big legacy” behind.

The 70-year-old dedicated the facility to the game fowl sector, saying he wanted to create something that had a “wow factor.”

He stated: “The Philippines now has an iconic building that is a source of legacy, pride and honour.”

Tan added that the rooster-shaped hotel is completely booked through 2025 due to the large number of visitors that come to witness the enormous bird.

A room for four guests costs 60 per night, while larger parties of seven will cost about 93 per night, according to the Campuestohan Highland Resort Facebook page.

It could be a little challenging to get to the resort, though.

To get to the Bacolod-Silay International Airport in Negros Occidental, travelers must travel from Manilla or Cebu.

It’s roughly a 17-mile journey from the airport, upward and through farmland.

Another odd hotel that resembles Noah’s Ark is located in Hong Kong, so it’s not just Campuestohan Highland Resort.

Adjacent to the renowned Tsing Ma Bridge on the island of Ma Wan sits the Noah’s Ark Hotel and Resort.

The hotel extends into the beautiful dunes and glistening waters of Tung Wan Beach, resembling a ship that has washed up on the coast.

Inside, visitors may anticipate a selection of roomy deluxe double, twin, or themed family rooms featuring queen-size beds and separate showers and bathrooms.

One of the seven themed rooms is British inspired; expect a room filled with adorable teddy bears, a model of a Royal Mail mailbox, and a union jack rug and duvet.

‘Mushroom Forest’ is another theme, featuring a toadstool tent and mushroom toys.

Its two newest themed rooms are ‘Flying Adventure’ with airplanes and bags and ‘Interstellar Voyage’ with rockets, planets, and astronauts.

During their visit, visitors can marvel at the resort’s Ark Expo and 4D theater, where they can see the biggest meteorite show in Hong Kong and get a personal look at the ancient ark’s deluge.

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