Hồ Thuỷ Tiên

Interesting place to see. The highlight is obviously the dragon. But the slide area and the houses are nice to explore as well and you can go for a walk around the lake. Taking a grab to and from the water park was no issue at all. No entrance fee!

I visited the lake on a cool day and it was really good. Rented bikes, we rode around and took photos, had a chill time. You can do the Lebadang museum on same day as they are close together.

This Water Park is a really cool and creepy place to explore. The abandoned slides and the huge dragon make it feel surreal, especially with nature taking over everywhere. It’s not a normal tourist spot, but if you like urban exploration or unique photo locations, it’s definitely worth checking out.

i didn’t really met any “security” there. the Grab guy just brought me somewhere near, i took a small walk. it looks a bit creepy but has such nice vibes. not very touristy. i enjoyed it)

Makes for an interesting walk, spent about 1.5 hours there with half spent walking half spent admiring the abandoned structures. Kept relatively clean but the man at the entrance procuring donations was a bit too pushy, including trying to take us somewhere else with a private driver.

Put”Lối vào Hồ Thuỷ Tiên” as the destination. Google sent us to a closed fence, try this route I put on the map, this is the way to go into the abundant theme park, ho thuy tien. You’ll arrive a parking area by the lake, and a stand for drink and bicycles, then take a 10 mins walk into the theme park.

I did not have to bribe any security guard to get in. I did pay 20k to rent an uncomfortable bike, which was worth it. I was awestruck by this eerie place, and would recommend it to any fledgling urban explorers.

Instead of paying an entrance fee you are asked to add a donation for the locals who keep the site clean. It was very clean and the 50k for two persons were good investment in this awesome place. If you want you can also rent a bike from them but the distance is not far and we just walked counter-clockwise.