At Sun World, Mother Nature shines bright

From the cloud smothered Fansipan peak in Sa Pa to the magnificent limestone islands of Ha Long Bay, from the lush forests of Ba Na Hills to the stunning beaches of Da Nang and Phu Quoc - each of the five Sun World complexes in Vietnam is set amidst great natural beauty.

When mapping out its vision, investors, Sun Group - the leading developer of high-end tourism projects and entertainment complexes in Vietnam - made it clear that they wanted to create amusement parks. and world-class theme parks in some of the country's most incredible locations.

In doing so, the projects also achieved some amazing successes.

"Cable car to the top of Fansipan? We couldn't imagine it happening when we first heard about it," said Hoang Kim, a mother of two from Hanoi.

"When my husband and I showed our children a video of the cable car ride to the top.They begged us to take them to Sapa.”

When the whole family traveled to Sa Pa, the world record-setting cable car trip did not disappoint.“Everybody loves it.Riding the cable car is like a dream for my kids.They were impressed by the views.My husband was impressed with the technical scale involved".

Fansipan’s 'spidermen'

"The kids were also fascinated on learning about the ‘spidermen’ of Fansipan, the cable car technicians who climb the cliffs.It made us all want to learn more about the system.

Mr. Kim said: “We appreciate all the work done to monitor and maintain the system, even collect the garbage that visitors have left behind for many years in the Hoang Lien Son forest.

"For the kids, it was a big lesson that even in bad weather, and despite the dangerous conditions, they still do their job every week to keep the forest clean.They learned that we must all do our best to protect our country's environment".

The more the family learned about the cable car system, the more amazed they became.

"We also learned that many engineers and contractors lived in the forest for 800 days, sometimes carrying rocks, cables, tools and everything else they needed up the slopes of Mount Fansipan," Kim said.

Not many people know, she adds, that taking great care not to destroy forests when the system was built means that a lot of the work connecting the origin and destination is done manually.

Flower power

Kim’s family were also thrilled that they visited Sa Pa at a time when the annual festival celebrating rhododendrons, a wild flower native to Hoang Lien Son mountain range.

And speaking of flowers, this spring, visitors to Sun World Ba Na Hills in central Vietnam were treated to the sight of bell-shaped azaleas (Ericcaceae) in bloom.

Meanwhile, Sun World Danang Wonders complex is known as 'Green lung'. of the city because there are thousands of trees, some small lakes and large grasslands.

“These days, the atmosphere in Hanoi is quite bad, so my wife and I did not hesitate to book an appointment to Sun World for a holiday.Kim said.

Friendly service

Another important factor that makes a visit to a Sun World complex memorable is the service.

"Everybody who works at Sun World says 'hello' or 'hello'.They also smile or bow.These are simple gestures that mean a lot to guests.The proof is that the establishment prioritizes serving customers", Kim said.

“My friend from London was impressed with the service at Sun World Ba Na Hills, including the walkway and toilet for the disabled, which is unfortunately not common in Vietnam,” she added. .

"I look forward to taking my kids to see the other complexes.They were very excited at the thought of taking the cable car across the sea from Phu Quoc to Hon Thom.But I'm hoping that this summer, we can take the cable car up to Sun World Ba Na Hills first, so I can see the Golden Bridge."