Some may find that the 120k dong entrance fee (for adults) is expensive. I thought it was quite reasonable for the experience, considering I spent nearly 3hrs slowly strolling through the complex. I enjoy sculptures - and if you do to, then it's a highly recommended visit. Plus, the ride/drive to the park is very scenic (there's also a nice authentic quan (restaurant) overlooking the lake a few km before the park). I visited at noon when most of the coach bus tourists were having their scheduled lunch, so it was relatively quiet (come 2pm the onslaught of coach tourists arrived...I'm assuming the morning would be similar?) There are many sculptures to witness in several themed areas (even a whacky COVID park section....good for a laugh, at least). Those who want their Instagram vain poses are also catered for (with three posing spots overlooking the lake). There are several cafes selling drinks, a few novelty game stalls (offering prizes), a costume hire shop, and several ice cream vendors (expect the prices to be a little inflated but not too excessive eg soft drinks are 20k and coffees about 25k). Parking for bikes is free, but I think cars may have to pay a nominal fee???. The paths that lead you through the park are mostly stairs free, but a few sections (start and finish) do have stairs or small steps. Overall, not a great level of fitness is required to enjoy all the sections. A few sections have man-made waterfalls to enhance the sculptures, too. The big bonus for me is that they allowed me to visit with my dog....no problem at all.