Besides entertaining its own palette of art, India also welcomes and adapts to good art-practices from across the world. And that’s why we don’t have to look far from our own country when it comes to new and exciting places to visit.

For instance, this 3D Art Museum. Know as ‘Click Art Museum’, the crafty place in Chennai is one of its kind in India.

What does that mean? Well, the museum is just like any other museum from the outside but from the inside, it’s India’s first 3d Interactive Trick Art Museum. The museum is full of art which looks like an optical illusion.

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The museum that draws inspiration from museums in Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia is the creation of renowned Indian artist A.P. Shreethar. The hands behind the artwork are also a filmmaker and hence leave an inspiration of the same in the art.

All the images in the museum, despite being 2-dimensional, appear as 3-dimensional and thus are fun to pose with. The aim is to introduce people with a distinct form of art to change their perception about it.

The first museum of such kind was opened in Chennai and aftermath its success, two other museums were opened in Delhi and Udaipur.

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The museums feature a number of paintings including a crocodile eating your head, Brue lee kicking your ass, Chalie Chalin offering you a rose and many more.