Abandoned park in the international woman’s day?! Easy 🥰

#vietnamtrip It all began on a warm morning when my friend suggested we explore something unusual—an abandoned water park called Thuy Tien. We had heard stories about its mysterious charm and decided it would be worth our time. Little did we know that this adventure would leave us awestruck and eager to share our experiences. As soon as we arrived, the first thing that struck me was how nature had reclaimed what humans once built. Bright green vines climbed up old slides, while trees sprouted through cracked concrete paths. It felt like stepping into another dimension where time stood still. We wandered through the empty spaces, discovering hidden corners overrun by plants. Each step revealed more layers of decay, yet there was beauty in the chaos. The giant swimming pools were now murky ponds surrounded by lush foliage, their former glory barely visible beneath the surface. I couldn’t help but imagine the laughter and joy these places must have brought years ago. Now they stood silent witnesses to the passage of time. Walking among them gave me goosebumps—a mix of excitement and melancholy. Photographers captured stunning shots against this backdrop, capturing both the eerie silence and serene tranquility. Every corner offered new perspectives, inviting exploration deeper into the heart of Thuy Tien. By mid-day, after hours spent exploring, I realized why people find such places so captivating. They remind us not only of lost moments but also highlight the resilience of nature itself. In the end, Thuy Tien left an indelible mark on my memory, becoming one of those rare gems worth sharing with others. ▌ Address: Đường Hải Phòng, Xã Lộc Vĩnh, Huyện Cam Lâm, Khánh Hoà Province, Vietnam Opening Hours: Always open, best visited during daylight hours