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Hanoi to have new water park in June

The new entertainment complex is expected to offer a variety of interesting entertainment activities and games.

Thanh Ha Water Park, a new entertainment complex in Hanoi city, will be inaugurated in June 2019.
 
Overview of Thanh Ha water park. Photo: Thuy Chi
Overview of Thanh Ha water park. Photo: Thuy Chi
The park is located in Muong Thanh - Thanh Ha urban area in Ha Dong district, and built on an area of ​​three hectares.

Work on the park started in October 2018 and has now been 90% completed. The park is expected to offer a variety of interesting entertainment activities and games at nine areas, including thrilling games area, family and children's areas and others.

There is also a five-star restaurant in the park to serve typical cuisine from Vietnam’s Northwestern region.

Beside the water park which is the main premises, there are other facilities in Muong Thanh - Thanh Ha urban area, such as a sports complex, the largest multi-educational level school in Ha Dong district and a hotel hospital whose construction started in early April.

Thanh Ha is the second entertainment complex of Hanoi after Ho Tay water park which covers an area of 35,560m2 with many amusement facilities.
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