Bao Son Paradise Park zones

Aquarium

A journey through rivers, oceans and vanished worlds

Bao Son Paradise Park’s Aquarium unfolds as an indoor route through a succession of contrasting environments. The first displays focus on freshwater and brackish species before the scenery becomes increasingly marine, opening onto sharks, rays and schools of brightly coloured fish. The transparent tunnel is the most immersive passage, with water arching over the walkway and animals moving above and alongside visitors.

The experience continues beyond the tanks. Galleries dedicated to the animal world introduce different habitats, while the Dinosaur Kingdom creates a completely different atmosphere through animated models, sound and theatrical lighting. Together, these spaces form a substantial sheltered area where close observation of living species sits alongside a playful introduction to natural history.

Safari Complex

A wild landscape shaped by water

The Safari Complex is one of Bao Son Paradise Park’s most atmospheric areas. Waterfalls, a winding river, dense planting and sculpted terrain create a forest-like setting inhabited by zebras, white lions and tigers, hyenas, cheetahs, giraffes, elephants and birds. Raised walkways provide views across the enclosures, while the river cruise reveals the area at a slower pace and from a broader perspective.

Animal watching is mixed with close encounters, performances and rides. The Vượt long môn water attraction forms a striking landmark, joined by several more intense experiences set within the same landscape. This combination gives the Safari its distinctive character: it is neither a conventional zoo trail nor a standard ride district, but a place where wildlife, water, scenery and movement continually overlap.

Happy Farm

A countryside retreat designed around families

Happy Farm changes the pace of a visit with scenery inspired by the Australian countryside. Small animals are at the heart of the area: rabbits, guinea pigs and chicks inhabit the petting section, while sheep, goats, alpacas and ponies bring the larger farm enclosure to life. Duck Island, planted gardens and colourful pathways reinforce the gentle atmosphere, far removed from the park’s busiest ride areas.

The zone combines animal watching, play and creative activities. An outdoor playground gives children room to move, while gardens and workshops introduce planting, harvesting and simple cooking projects. A farm-themed shop, a food outlet and several accommodation buildings carry the same identity through the rest of the site. Happy Farm feels like a small estate of its own, encouraging visitors to slow down, make things, explore the gardens and spend time around the animals.

Amusement Ride Complex

The park’s liveliest core

The Amusement Ride Complex concentrates much of Bao Son Paradise Park’s energy. The Ferris wheel, drop tower, roller coasters and spinning rides create an instantly recognisable skyline. The most intense attractions sit alongside colourful family rides, a double-decker carousel and quieter spaces from which to watch the constant movement around the area.

A large part of the complex continues indoors. BaoSon VR Game Park contains a broad range of virtual worlds, Kids Town forms a play city for younger children, and several theatres offer very different experiences, from simulated flight to three-dimensional imagery. Galaxy Zone provides a welcome pause within the activity. The result is a dense and lively district where mechanical thrills, digital play and immersive cinema follow one another without forcing every visitor into the same pace.

Traditional Craft Village

A village devoted to Vietnamese craftsmanship

The Traditional Craft Village gives the park a strong cultural dimension. Its architecture and workshops evoke several artisan communities from northern Vietnam, with spaces dedicated to Bát Tràng pottery, silk, embroidery, silverwork and precious stones. Finished objects are displayed alongside raw materials and production techniques, giving the route greater depth than a simple line of souvenir shops.

Visitors move between stalls, displays and demonstrations in an atmosphere that contrasts sharply with the nearby rides. Water puppetry extends the experience through an art form closely connected with Vietnamese heritage. The village therefore feels like a living place of transmission, where techniques, patterns and everyday objects tell a wider cultural story through things that can be watched, touched and sometimes taken home.

World Wonders Film Studio

A journey from one setting to another

The World Wonders Film Studio unfolds through a succession of landscapes inspired by distant destinations. The route moves from an interpretation of the Taj Mahal to Singaporean landmarks, then through the flower-lined façades of a French village, the partially buried homes of Hobbiton and the elevated structures of the Mexican area. Each setting has its own palette, architecture and viewpoints, creating the impression of crossing several worlds within a short walk.

The zone is designed as much for strolling as for photography. Fountains, gardens, gateways, lanes and buildings provide a wide range of backdrops without leaving the area as a static set: restaurants, event spaces and several accommodation options are integrated into parts of the scenery. The result is an open and highly visual district where visitors can change atmosphere, notice architectural details and encounter a more contemplative side of Bao Son Paradise Park.