Abandoned Theme Park in Vietnam

This abandoned water park is one of Vietnam's best-kept secrets

Ho Thuy Tien, which cost nearly three million dollars to build, opened to the public outside of the Vietnamese city of Hue in 2004. It was only half-finished, but that didn’t matter. The waterpark still drew crowds. They came to see the three-story-tall dragon whose scaled belly was filled with fish tanks; to stand inside of the dragon’s open mouth and gape at the jungle that stretched beyond; to eat at the restaurants that dotted the sides of glassy swimming pools. The park was all the things it was supposed to be—fun and magnetic, a place to dream on.

Then, just a few short years after its glorious debut, the park closed—suddenly and unceremoniously. And, even though rumours swirled for nearly a decade that it might one day re-open, it never did. - Vogue.com

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