30 Theme Parks That Were Left Abandoned And Possibly Haunted

22. Jungle Water Park – Vietnam: Nature’s Takeover in Technicolor

Deep in the humid heart of central Vietnam lies a water park where nature has become the main attraction. Though its exact name has faded into obscurity, this abandoned jungle water park, rumored to be a lesser-known offshoot of Hồ Thủy Tiên, feels like a fever dream reclaimed by the rainforest. The vibrant water slides—once bright yellow, sky blue, and tropical green—are now faded, cracked, and covered in graffiti. They pour into a pool of still, murky water that mirrors the towering palms and thick jungle canopy surrounding it. This forgotten oasis has been almost completely swallowed by the lush greenery. Vines crawl over crumbling platforms, and insects buzz over the stagnant pools that once teemed with laughing swimmers. The slides, once symbols of summer fun, now resemble jungle ruins—twisting through the foliage like ancient serpent gods. Urban explorers and intrepid photographers occasionally make the trek to this hidden haunt, drawn by its vivid palette, eerie calm, and dreamlike decay. It’s the kind of place that blurs the line between paradise and purgatory—where joy and abandonment coexist in beautiful disrepair.