If you are lucky enough to come to Phu Quoc on sunny days, visitors will experience many interesting sea activities. In case of visiting the pearl island on rainy days, there are still many indoor attractions and entertainment for visitors to explore.
Instead of lounging in the hotel waiting for the rain to stop, you can move to the following attractions so as not to waste your holidays in the pearl island.
Check-in to Teddy Bear Museum
With a circular donut design, the museum is one of the outstanding architectural works. The scene here is inspired by the famous Indiana Jones movie.
The museum is divided into 5 subdivisions for visitors to visit. You can find teddy bears made more than 100 years ago here. The museum also has many check-in corners with unique models. In addition to sightseeing, check-in, visitors can experience live sketching, design their own bears according to their preferences using the drawing machine desk system.
The entrance ticket price is 250,000 VND/adult, 150,000 VND/child and free for babies under one meter tall.
Watch water puppetry
In the evening, it rains and you cannot visit the night market, you can change your schedule to see a water puppet show.
Water puppetry is not a new art but attracts the attention of adults and children thanks to meaningful and interesting content in short plays combining sound and light effects.
Here, each 70-minute show will include dance, singing, ethnic instrument solos and 12 water puppet performances, performed by young, talented artists. Visitors can buy show tickets combined with 4-course meals for 950,000 VND to have a new experience at the pearl island.
Explore the Aquarium
Theme parks are no longer a strange concept for Vietnamese tourists. The park is also an ideal hiding spot if traveling on a rainy day. One of the corners that doesn't mind the rain at the theme park is Neptune Palace.
From the outside, this aquarium simulates a giant sea turtle. Inside is a large space with 5 ocean worlds and more than 255,000 marine creatures.
Coming here on rainy days, you can visit the palace of Neptune. The wandering waters are home to more than 1,000 rare jellyfish. The ocean treasure area has nearly 18,000 individuals in salt and freshwater areas. The Frost Palace is home to 200 penguins. In addition, the aquarium also has an area of sharks, turtles ... for visitors.
Visit the zoo
Safari Phu Quoc is the first open, semi-wild zoo in Vietnam with more than 3,000 individuals belonging to 150 rare animal species in the world. The place is suitable to visit if it rains. Most of the walkways are covered, visitors do not worry about wet rain.
In case of heavy rain, visitors are advised to visit the bird garden. There is an indoor dining area for guests to shelter from the rain. The bird garden has more than 500 individuals including 30 species, including many rare and unique species such as yellow-crested cockatoos, rainbow parrots, macau parrots, red-crowned cheesy, American flamingos...
The area is equipped with a telescope, so visitors can get a close-up view of birds at long range. Visitors need to exchange coins to use the glass.
The ticket price to the zoo is about 650,000 VND/person.
According to Zing