My Khanh Tourist Village

Entrance fee VND 139k per person, 90k for children 1 to 1.3 meters in height. Some of the activities there: - Monkey circus show at 10:30am, 11:30am, 1:30pm and 3:30pm. Additional show at 4:30pm during holidays. About 10-15 minutes duration. 4 monkeys doing various tricks such as handstand. - Pig race and dog race at 9:45am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm. Additional session at 3:40 during holidays. Optional to pay VND 20k to guess which of the 5 pigs or dogs will win the race. Pig first then dog about 5 minutes later. - Mini zoo with birds and some small animals. Hardly any names/explanations displayed. - Feed crocodiles with bait at VND 10k for one time, one piece of chicken tied by fishing line to a bamboo pole. - Indoor water ride at VND 40k per person. - Rainbow slide at VND 60k per ride per person, VND 100k for unlimited rides, VND 200k for drone clip flycam. Pay at the ground floor then take a lift to the starting point on top. Thrilling ride, might get some water sprinkles when going down. - Fish spa at VND 30k - Walk into the houses of the different ethnic groups. - Outdoor play area suitable for children Some stalls scattered around selling soft drinks (about VND 20k) and ice cream. Most of the text displays are in Vietnamese, very minimal English. Most staff are not able to speak English. Quite quiet on a weekday, we bought tickets at the door. We took Grab there and back to the city.

Mỹ Khánh Tourist Village is a good place to spend a few hours, especially for families. The entrance fee is reasonable, and there are plenty of things to see, including traditional Vietnamese houses, farming exhibits, and a variety of food stalls offering tasty local dishes and snacks. However, one major downside was the use of animals for entertainment. The monkeys were made to perform in a circuit act, and there were dog and pig races, which felt unnecessary and uncomfortable to watch. Additionally, some dogs were kept in tiny cages and looked unhealthy, which raised serious concerns about their well-being. It’s disappointing to see animals being used this way for profit, and I really hope the management improves their treatment and conditions. Aside from that, the cultural aspects were interesting, and the food was good, but the animal performances left a bad impression. If they removed these practices, this would be a much better experience for visitors.

We were there as part of a booked tour and didn't know what we were letting ourselves in for. The park is a mixture of building site and lost place. The music is far too loud. You have to pay extra for the attractions inside the park. The dog and pig racing track and the monkey circus are the tip of the iceberg. The animals look broken and are in cages that are far too small. Keeping animals like this would be illegal in other countries. We are shocked and advise against a visit. I would like to give zero stars.

Some photo opportunities. Quite dirty and sad looking for a tourist attraction. There were very minimal animals kept in a sad looking "zoo" section. Water is murky and muddy everywhere in Vietnam. Was about 120k vnd per person for adult tickets. Highlight would be the "carpet rainbow slide" which you sit on tyres while you slide down. 60k vnd per ticket or 100k vnd for unlimited. Also can pay extra 50k vnd to get a photo/video taken of you from the top of the slide. Another highlight is bottle feeding KOI fish for about 10k vnd per bottle. Super adorable. There are other activities/sight seeing things like monkeys on wheels (very short), some form of bumper cars, crocodile feeding, dog & pig "racing" etc. Also cafes and dining available.

Plenty of things to see and do. Fish feeding for the kids, and big kids. Tease the crocodiles or admire the orchids. Gamble on pig races or just look around and take heaps of photos of your models. Large swimming pool for adults and smaller one for kids. No life guard, look after your own children. This place is getting very big each year. Coffee is the cheap & nasty 3 in 1 packet that you get in the rooms, and the coconuts are pygmy size. Tried to buy a soft drink – like pulling teeth out of a crocodile – forget it. Drinks are served in plastic cups – good for the environment. I wonder if they end up in the river, like the rubbish from the restaurants. :(

We visited this place as it was apart of our tour package. Great lunch spot at Nha Hang Hoa Sen. Vegetarian option is provided upon request. You can do some fishing activities here, feed the crocodile/alligator or for some humour feed koi fish through a baby bottle.

interesting place to be. its a tourist village but id say its more for the local tourists rather than people from overseas there isnt much english and not much guidance for westerners. but in saying that, its still an interesting place to be. a lot of different activities spaced out in their large estate. just dont expect a quality experience but moreso an additional itinerary if you havent got anything else planned!

a place with beautiful landscapes with lots of green trees, there are 2 areas: the first area is about 2ha with children's pool, restaurant and motels. The second area includes entertainment complexes, restaurants and orchards. Only guava this season, you should visit around June to July, because this time is when the fruit season has blossomed.