Swan Lake Park opens for free from December 15
Since its official opening on April 30, Swan Lake Park, 10 hectares wide, located in the Eco Central Park metropolis (nearly 200 hectares, Vinh city, Nghe An) has become a new entertainment destination for many Nghe An residents.
To become a recreational area for all residents of Vinh city, Nghe An as well as neighboring areas, the founder of Ecopark - investor of Eco Central Park decided to open the park for free from December 15. Opening hours Monday - Friday: 9am - 7:30pm, stop receiving visitors at 7:00pm. Opening hours Saturday - Sunday: 9am - 8:30pm, stop receiving visitors at 8:00pm.
At the park, considered the largest “fairy garden” in the Central region, right from the entrance, residents and visitors can comfortably stroll, breathe fresh air, the scent of flowers and grass, and cool breeze that cannot be found in the inner city.
In particular, children will have new experiences when exploring the map of must-see places in the park such as: fairy gate, candy road, pinwheel hill, giant swan, happy farm, crystal forest, water balloon universe, kayaking, etc.
In addition to the usual daily activities, to mark the official opening day of the park, from December 15-17, the investor designed many more experiences for residents, especially young residents, such as: A giant balloon warehouse with various shapes created by a cute clown for children; drawing and painting statues by the lake; exploring the crystal forest with 16 colorful transforming pine trees and cute friends from the North Pole; children writing letters to Santa Claus about the good things they have done in the past year and their wishes for the new year; mini music shows; drinking afternoon tea by the lake and watching the snow fall, etc.
To enter the park, visitors visit the link salesecopark.com/dang-ky-ve or scan the QR code at the park gate to access, enter full information to get the QR code. Take a photo of the QR code to scan the code to enter the park gate.
Also at Swan Lake Park - an exciting new destination in Nghe An, on December 29, the founder of Ecopark will organize a countdown music night to welcome the new year. The name of the singer participating in the program will be revealed soon by the investor.
Meeting point for many large-scale events
Previously, Eco Central Park Swan Lake was not only a meeting place for major events such as: the music night "I am a bright star" attracting thousands of Nghe An children to participate in the casting, the family festival gathering nearly 1,000 families to attend, the kite flying festival helping more than 1,000 kites take off, the vibrant summer festival, the Vu Lan ceremony with more than 3,000 flower lanterns released... but every weekend, Swan Lake Park also became a meeting place for families who wanted to return home early.
This is also a new camping and picnic spot for students of kindergartens and primary schools in the province. Extracurricular lessons and learning about the natural world take place right in the park, helping children understand, explore and learn at every step.
The representative of Ecopark's founder also shared that children are very "thirsty" for playgrounds, because the whole Vinh city currently only has about 5 large playgrounds such as squares, parks, and public flower gardens.
But these places cannot be called true playgrounds for children when the space is divided equally between young people and the elderly, and there is a lack of attractive physical activities for children...
To meet the needs of children's physical activity, one of the playgrounds that parents often choose is the campus of apartment buildings and urban areas. These places are often planned with facilities to serve children, but in reality, the games are still lacking in variety.
Therefore, when creating the Eco Central Park project, the investor always focuses on the space for children, taking children as the center in the outdoor space design. In particular, at Swan Lake Park, many tools and games use familiar materials such as rope, wood, bamboo, stimulating children to contact with soil and plants to develop naturally and optimally.
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