'Treasure Island' in Saigon attracts tourists

Kayaking on the "treasure island"

Vinhomes Grand Park residential area on Nguyen Xien Street, Long Thanh My Ward, Thu Duc City (Ho Chi Minh City) is well-known for its artificial beach and the 36-hectare Light Park. Recently, the developer has launched additional amenities for residents and visitors in Zone 3, often referred to as the "hidden treasure island".

The tent rental service on the island attracts many tourists seeking a unique experience. Meanwhile, some residents believe that the influx of people is disrupting the island's previous tranquility.

Previously, the hidden gold island area was isolated, quite far to reach on foot, and required crossing a pedestrian bridge, so it attracted few visitors. However, since the addition of camping, picnicking, and boating services, tourists and those checking in have flocked here in large numbers, especially during holidays.

According to reports, during the opening days, many tourists were very excited to go sightseeing despite the relatively long distance from the city center.

The dining area around the artificial beach attracts quite a lot of customers.

Visiting the "treasure island" for the first time, Ms. Ngoc Suong, a resident of District 7 (Ho Chi Minh City), shared: "This area belongs to Ho Chi Minh City, but I've never been here before because it's quite isolated. However, if you have time to experience it, it would be very interesting. The island has beautiful white sand beaches and even an artificial rocky stream, and a pirate ship set in a pirate movie. The scenery is attractive, but it's a pity you can't swim in the sea or the stream; otherwise, it would be just like Nha Trang in the heart of Saigon."

Enjoy a relaxing beach experience in Ho Chi Minh City.

Currently, the park is free for everyone, regardless of whether they are residents or tourists, but all services inside are charged. For example, kayaking costs 290,000 VND/2 hours, tent rental is 490,000 VND/4 hours, table rental is 250,000 VND/table, etc. However, after May 2nd, the free entry will end, and visitors will have to purchase tickets. Residents will receive a discount of 20-50% depending on the service.

If you could swim here, it would surely be just as good as Nha Trang or Vung Tau.

Currently, Vinhomes Grand Park urban area is striving to provide a comprehensive range of services. It features an internal electric bus system, electric buses connecting to the center of Ho Chi Minh City, dining options along the pedestrian street, and numerous modern parks.

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