Vietnam stories

Vietnam is quickly making a name for itself in the attractions sector by capitalising on its stunning natural surroundings, rich cultural history, and growing infrastructure development. To attract both local and foreign tourists, the government is heavily investing in various attractions. This includes museums, cultural centres, theme parks and zoos.

Vingroup operates a leading chain of theme parks and leisure complexes, including Vinpearl Land. Situated in popular tourist locations, including Nha Trang, Phu Quoc, and Hanoi, Vinpearl Land provides a variety of rides, water parks, and safari experiences. The largest animal conservation park in Vietnam, Vinpearl Safari in Phu Quoc, is spread over 380 hectares. It features a variety of species housed in naturalistic habitats and also emphasizes education.

Situated close to Da Nang, Sun World Ba Na Hills is another noteworthy destination. This complex houses a French hamlet with rides and attractions as well as the well-known Golden Bridge, held aloft by enormous stone hands. Ba Na Hills is becoming one of the most popular tourist destinations thanks to its unique cultural theming, beautiful scenery, and contemporary amusements.

Meanwhile, history enthusiasts can visit the War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City. Its extensive collection of exhibits and artefacts provides a profound understanding of the Vietnam War. Similarly, the Museum of Ethnology in Hanoi is a cultural gem, offering interactive exhibits and traditional artefacts that are a must-see for any visitor.

Vietnam offers developers and investors a vibrant, quickly expanding market with many prospects in the tourist industry. The country’s strategic focus on fusing modern entertainment facilities with cultural heritage guarantees a distinctive and fulfilling visitor experience, positioning it as a significant participant in the regional attractions market.