Suoi Tien Theme Park

Am getting used to Vietnam's idea of a theme park, usually with over the top cultural/religious features intermixed with seemingly random attractions catered to kids or families. It's like a Disneyland partitioned out to many lots and outsourced to different vendors. But that's part of the charm that makes such parks in Vietnam interesting. They may seem tacky at first glance but it is a smorgasbord on the rich cultural influences that have shaped Vietnam, many of which not by their own choosing but willing to embrace. Enjoy the sceneries of the different sections, don't have to buy the package tickets, u can choose to buy inside if something catches your fancy. Many of the other ticketed attractions are a little dated and run dwn. The water theme park though catered for families and kids, is enjoyable and pleasant to have at the end of the visit

Now it has become way more convenient to get here due to metro. Park itself is good enough for visiting with children. For adults, if you're new to Vietnamese culture it's a good place to take pictures but the rest is pretty boring. Only a few rides and they're in a bad shape. Overall, place is worth visiting

Bought the ticket at Klook. Buy 3 get extra 1. Entrance ticket and Happy train. The park is so awesome, but a little bit hard to take photos because it is so big... The distance between the parks is so close.

It’s both a religious and recreational place to go to. Good if you want to experience authentic Vietnamese culture. Mini zoo is not maintained properly (it smells that I forgot to take photos).

This is an old Vietnamese theme park nearby Hochiminh city. If you have a small child and would like your child to experience something Vietnamese, visiting this park is recommended. However, there is not sufficient guidance for first time visitors. You have no clue where to start, which ticket is suitable for you. If you are lucky to find a staff to ask, they can tell you. There is not enough option for dinning.

even though the entry package fees are complicated, the price is aligned with the level of experience. This place has a potential to develop however everything is done cheaply without theme park strategy. Lack of alignement of the full experience, providing whatever small things that would make money: fish massage, zoo, farm, religious temples, with all types of games ... I foresee the end of this park soon in 2025 or 2026 if there is no new vision + new investment, I believe they need help. I cannot believe their paper map is so messy and unprofessional ... even fresher could you much better. Good point, the park seems better maintained than most other places in vietnam. I sincerely hope they will find a way to improve cause there is no much attractions in hcmc.

Suoi Tien is a unique and vibrant cultural theme park located in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. This sprawling complex blends traditional Vietnamese folklore with modern amusement attractions, offering a fascinating mix of entertainment and education. The park is themed around Buddhist and Vietnamese legends, featuring stunning sculptures, colorful temples, and interactive exhibits that celebrate the country’s rich history and spiritual heritage. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, from thrilling roller coasters and water slides to serene botanical gardens and cultural performances. The highlight for many is the impressive water park, perfect for cooling off in the tropical heat. Suoi Tien also has a playful approach to storytelling, with areas dedicated to the Vietnamese zodiac and mythical creatures. While the park can get crowded, especially on weekends, it offers an enjoyable experience for families and travelers seeking a mix of excitement and cultural immersion. However, some attractions might feel dated, and pricing can vary, so it’s best to plan ahead. Overall, Suoi Tien is a memorable destination for anyone looking to explore Vietnamese culture in a fun and interactive way.

A usual experience… we decided on a visit after seeing from new metro train…. Not quite a Sea World or Dream World experience… and not quite up to Disneyland…. We found sections a bit underwhelming… but I’m sure young kids will enjoy….