Grand World Phu Quoc

great place to walk and enjoy food. just very hot. beautiful and grand, really enjoyed the show. definitely worth visiting and enjoying

no need yo buy ticket to enter however you need to pay money to ride a gondolas. there are many coffee shop, restaurant, and spa inside of it.

Trip.com There are very few introductions on this package, and I consulted Trip.com when I bought the ticket and couldn't have a detailed answer. However, I bought three tickets and traveled smoothly in trust. The following is for everyone to talk about the content. First if you want to follow the team, then please arrive at the Teddy Bear Museum at 3:30 and go to the folk show (wonderful)! Finally, the tutu car will send you to the central stage restaurant of the big world, each person has a glass of red wine and a table of chips, watching the water performance, there is no sales promotion, and many people can not be close to here, can only take pictures outside, drinking and watching the performance is the whole stage c position. If you don't want to follow the formation, you can go to the Teddy Bear Museum first, but be sure to go to the Folk Museum before 4:30, scan the code and collect the wristband, before you can go below to form. In short, this trip is very good, in my heart he is worth 150 yuan, but Trip.com only sells 69 yuan!

My visit to Grand World Phu Quoc was nothing short of extraordinary. Known as the “sleepless city,” this vibrant destination lived up to its reputation with an atmosphere that buzzes with energy around the clock. The non-stop festivals, lively parties, and endless entertainment options made it feel like the city never takes a break, offering something exciting to experience at any hour of the day or night.One of the highlights of my visit was taking a boat ride on the enchanting Venice River, also known as the Lake of Love. This beautiful waterway, inspired by the iconic canals of Venice, Italy, is a perfect replica, right down to the gondolas gliding through the water. As I drifted along the river, I was captivated by the romantic ambiance and the meticulous details that made me feel as though I had been transported to Italy. It was a surreal experience, and for a moment, I could imagine myself in the heart of Venice, soaking in the charm and elegance of the “City of Love.”Another unforgettable experience was exploring the Bamboo Legend, one of the largest bamboo structures in the world. This awe-inspiring creation is a testament to human creativity and the versatility of bamboo as a material. Walking through this massive structure, I was struck by its beauty and the intricate craftsmanship that went into its construction.I also had a great time visiting the Teddy Bear Museum, a whimsical attraction that brought out the child in me, and Urban Park, where I could relax and enjoy the lush greenery amidst the bustling city.Overall, my visit to Grand World Phu Quoc was an exhilarating blend of cultural exploration, endless entertainment, and unforgettable experiences. It’s a destination that truly never sleeps, and I left with memories that will last a lifetime.

Nice architecture! It was lovely to stay here. Impressed with the colorful building. The place is huge and can experience the Venice boat ride.

The colorful buildings and lively atmosphere made exploring the shops, restaurants, and attractions a lot of fun. I particularly enjoyed the Venice-inspired canal, where you can take a gondola ride under the lights, adding a touch of romance to the experience. The nightly shows, with their dazzling performances and light displays, were a highlight, bringing the whole place to life after dark.

1st visit when arriving Phu Quoc this afternoon was the Grand World Phu Quoc, taking pictures and posing at the Grand Canals, Teddy Bear Museum , Urban Park Landscape and Quintessence Of Vietnam. Nice and beautiful place.

The show is worth it. Would recommend it and also to book in advance as the price is cheaper online. The show can be better if there’re subtitles somewhere when the performers are speaking in Vietnamese.