Dam Sen Water Park
Southeast Vietnam Region
Dam Sen Water Park, located in Bình Thới ward of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, spans 50 hectares featuring lakes, extensive gardens, and diverse attractions. The park includes 30 distinct zones such as an electronic games area, folk tales theater, antique castle, and a water palace with colorful fish. It boasts a tropical garden with over 70 bird species and 20 animal species, a 22-meter-high rock garden with waterfalls and caves, and the Nam Tu royal garden with orchids and bonsai trees. Unique features include a 2km monorail offering panoramic views, adventure boats navigating waterfalls, and a Roman-themed square with European flowers, classical pillars, statues, and a large musical water show. The water musical stage incorporates water sprays, laser lights, and film projections on a 28-meter-high water screen, inspired by a similar show in Singapore. The park caters to all ages, with adventure playgrounds and water slides popular among teenagers. It also houses restaurants, cultural squares, and sports areas, making it a comprehensive entertainment destination in Vietnam.
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Consiglio: Visitors should aim to visit on weekdays to avoid weekend crowds and enjoy the full experience. Buying tickets online in advance is recommended to secure entry and benefit from combo discounts. Note that the park closes on Tuesdays for maintenance, and rides undergo weekly Friday maintenance. The best visiting hours are from morning opening until late afternoon to experience all attractions and the evening water musical show. Comfortable swimwear and sun protection are advisable for water park activities.
Fatti interessanti
- •Dam Sen Water Park covers 50 hectares, with 20% lakes and 60% gardens and trees.
- •The park features a 2km monorail elevated 5 meters above ground, unique in Vietnam.
- •The musical water show stage can seat 3,000 spectators and uses a 28-meter-high water screen for film projections.
- •The rock garden is 22 meters high and includes waterfalls and caves, one decorated as a water palace with colorful fish.
- •The park's design combines Eastern and Western cultural elements, including a Roman-themed square with European flowers and classical pillars.
Storia
Originally a wild marshland before 1975, the area was transformed between 1976 and 1978 through city-led efforts involving thousands of workers who drained and cultivated the land.
By 1983, the park covered about 30 hectares and was managed by District 11, with multiple companies overseeing its operation.
In 1989, management passed to the Phu Tho Travel Service Company, which has since invested in developing the park's unique features and expanding its attractions, including the 2005 addition of the musical water show inspired by Singapore's Sentosa Island.
Guida del luogo
Monorail1980s
A 2-kilometer elevated monorail ride that offers panoramic views of the entire park from five meters above ground level, providing a unique perspective of the gardens, lakes, and attractions.
Roman Square and European Flower Garden2005
A beautifully designed area featuring European-style flower beds, classical Roman stone pillars, elegant statues, and a large musical water show stage that seats 3,000 people. The water show combines water sprays, laser lights, and film projections on a giant water screen.
Rock Garden and Water Palace
A 22-meter-high rock garden with multiple waterfalls and caves, including the largest cavern decorated as a water palace housing many colorful fish, offering a naturalistic and serene environment within the park.
Nam Tu Royal Garden
A tranquil garden area featuring an orchidaceous garden and a collection of valuable bonsai ornamental trees, representing traditional Vietnamese horticultural art and aesthetics.
Contatto
Telefono: 028 3858 8418