See inside new crazy golf attraction serving up cocktails and noodles
Putt Putt Noddle is now open in Norwich's Castle Quarter. - Credit: Ella Wilkinson
An Asian-inspired immersive crazy golf attraction which cost £1 million to build has opened in Norwich.
Putt Putt Noodle has opened in Norwich's Castle Quarter and offers three nine-hole courses crafted to transport players to faraway destinations.
One course, Dragon Quest, is a sensory experience set on the Great Wall of China and another, Cherry Blossom, boasts fountains enriched with the scent of jasmine.
There is also a hole which is played in a sauna.
Crouching Tiger is based on a Cambodian bamboo jungle and contains a three-metre tall Buddha and life-size pandas and tigers.
Customers will also be able to treat themselves to a variety of noodle dishes and cocktails in the attraction's bar area.
Owner David Moore said: "This is a unique experience, the first of its kind in the country and we are delighted to be open in Castle Quarter in Norwich city centre.
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"We are catering for all ages, friends and families, and after 7pm, it’s for over 18s only."
Opening hours and ticket prices can be found on Putt Putt Noodle's website.