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Forgotten Land Sand Sculpture Park

20 Reviews

#11 of 26 things to do in Phan Thiet

Sights & Landmarks, Points of Interest & Landmarks

Nguyen Thong Street, Phan Thiet, Vietnam

Review Highlights

“Worth it”

It’s absolutely something to see. My family and I were the only ones there at that time, and it was... read more

Reviewed December 26, 2018

youthtraveller123

Ham Tien, Vietnam

via mobile

“Worth a visit”

Went passed this place whilst going to our hotel Anantara, Mai Ne resort, and thought it was worth... read more

Reviewed October 1, 2018

Robert20201

Ipswich, United Kingdom

via mobile

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4.5 20 reviews

Excellent80%
Very good10%
Average10%
Poor0%
Terrible0%

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“folk tales”(2 reviews)

“worth a visit”(2 reviews)

“sculptures”(6 reviews)

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Nguyen Thong Street, Phan Thiet, Vietnam

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youthtraveller123

Ham Tien, Vietnam

Reviewed December 26, 2018 via mobile

Worth it

It’s absolutely something to see. My family and I were the only ones there at that time, and it was so peaceful and beautiful. The staff were good at communication as well.

Date of experience: December 2018

Thank youthtraveller123

Robert20201

Ipswich, United Kingdom

3119

Reviewed October 1, 2018 via mobile

Worth a visit

Went passed this place whilst going to our hotel Anantara, Mai Ne resort, and thought it was worth a visit. Got a taxi from the hotel 60 Bart round trip. This place celebrates the art of sand sculpture and this is the biggest and most...More

Date of experience: October 2018

Thank Robert20201

MaddyHK88

Exeter, United Kingdom

2113

Reviewed September 14, 2018 via mobile

Impressive! Something unique

We drove past this and just caught a glimpse of the sign - you could almost miss it! Decided to check it out - its not on maps.me and there were no visitors there. We were sceptical but paid the 100k (£3) each as we...More

Date of experience: September 2018

1 Thank MaddyHK88

Stedley

Rotherham, United Kingdom

3917

Reviewed August 22, 2018

Hidden gem!

The Forgotten Land Sand Sculpture Park is an absolute must for any visitor to the area. We were skeptical before we visited due to the lack of reviews here on TA, believing the reason being so few people appeared to visit was due to it...More

Date of experience: August 2018

Thank Stedley

joshbrady1

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Reviewed July 21, 2018 via mobile

Very decent

They had an ample number of gorgeous sculptures. Adult entry was 100 VND and as a backpacker, that was just slightly too high for how much I enjoyed it. They have parking, toilets and some play areas for children.

Date of experience: July 2018

1 Thank joshbrady1

Katha W

107

Reviewed July 17, 2018

Underrated gem in the area

I had been living here for months before I first went to the sand sculpture park because no one seemed to have gone there and aver recommended it. I was very positively surprised. The sculptures are great, the range of international artists impressive and all...More

Date of experience: April 2018

3 Thank Katha W

yaps66

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

4939

Reviewed July 13, 2018

Beautifully carved sculptures

The sculptures are well done and some of them are really intricate and beautiful. The artists are from all over the world and it was nice to see one from Singapore!! Worth a visit.

Date of experience: June 2018

1 Thank yaps66

mikeymikeAU

Canberra, Australia

9920

Reviewed December 20, 2017 via mobile

Worth a quick visit

I was with my family and deceived to visit this place. Not a big place but the sculptures were amazing. It’s hand crafted.