Volcano waterfall and bird statues at Núi Thần Tài Hot Springs Park water park, Da Nang

Núi Thần Tài Hot Springs Park, Da Nang (2026): Hot Springs, Water Park & the 7-Years-Younger Egg

Last updated: 21 October 2026

Núi Thần Tài Hot Springs Park is a 60-hectare park of forest, streams and natural mineral hot springs in the hills west of Da Nang. It is two days out in one: soak in the hot springs and onsen in the morning, then race down rainbow slides, float along a lazy river under waterfalls and meet giant dinosaurs in the afternoon. And yes, you can eat an egg cooked right in the hot spring (local legend says it makes you 7 years younger 😉).

In this guide: Quick facts · Hot springs & eggs · Water park · More to do · Tickets · Tips · FAQ

Quick facts: Núi Thần Tài Hot Springs Park

  • Where: Phú Túc village, Hòa Phú commune, Hòa Vang district, Da Nang (in the hills west of the city)
  • Opening hours: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM, every day
  • Standard ticket: 490,000 VND (hot springs, onsen, sauna, water park, Jura Park and the 9D–12D cinema)
  • Mud bath: in the 670,000 VND package
  • Kids: 1–1.4 m half price, under 1 m free
  • Best for: a full day out with friends or family, rain or shine
Entrance of Núi Thần Tài Hot Springs Park with the God of Fortune statue
The entrance, watched over by the God of Fortune (Thần Tài)

Hot springs, onsen and the 7-years-younger egg

The heart of the park is its natural mineral water. A warm stream runs through the forest between rocks and trees, and around it you will find mineral hot spring pools, a Japanese-style onsen, a Himalayan salt sauna, jacuzzis and foot-soaking pools.

Natural mineral hot spring stream in the forest at Núi Thần Tài, Da Nang
The mineral hot spring stream in the forest

The egg-boiling cave

Our favourite stop. Inside a cool cave lined with giant painted eggs, staff lower baskets of eggs into the hot spring to cook them. You get a soft, silky egg with a bright orange yolk and a slightly salty taste from the minerals. Local legend says eating one makes you 7 years younger, so we had to try!

Egg-boiling cave with giant decorative eggs at Núi Thần Tài Hot Springs Park
The egg-boiling cave
Soft-boiled hot spring egg with an orange yolk at Núi Thần Tài, Da Nang
A hot spring egg, silky and a little salty

The water park in the mountains

This is what surprised us most: a full water park set against green mountains. There are rainbow racing slides, twisting tube slides, a drop-tube slide that starts with your feet on a trap door, and a big family pool with a giant tipping bucket that soaks everyone below. The wave pool has mountain views, and a lazy river carries you past waterfalls and through a glowing cave.

Rainbow racing slides at the Núi Thần Tài water park in Da Nang
Rainbow racing slides
Lazy river with tubes under a waterfall at Núi Thần Tài Hot Springs Park
The lazy river under the waterfalls
Volcano waterfall and bird statues at Núi Thần Tài Hot Springs Park water park, Da Nang
The volcano waterfall over the family pool

More to do: dinosaurs, cinema, boats and lunch

  • Jura Park: giant dinosaur and dragon statues, popular with kids
  • 9D–12D cinema: a short motion-seat film, included in the standard ticket
  • Swan boats and jungle river: a calm paddle between the trees
  • Temple of Fortune and orchid garden for a quieter walk
  • Lunch buffet: included in the lunch packages (Blessing and Fortune)
Giant dragon and dinosaur statues at Jura Park, Núi Thần Tài
Dinosaurs at Jura Park
Lunch buffet station at Núi Thần Tài Hot Springs Park
The lunch buffet

Tickets and packages (2026)

  • Standard: 490,000 VND – hot springs, onsen, sauna, water park, Jura Park, cinema (no lunch, mud bath or massage)
  • With mud bath: 670,000 VND
  • With lunch: Blessing 755,000 VND · Fortune 865,000 VND
  • Massage packages: from 670,000 VND
  • Kids: under 1 m free, 1–1.4 m half price, over 1.4 m full price

Prices from the park’s 2026 listings on GetYourGuide and Thaiest; check at the gate or when you book, as packages change.

Tips for your visit

  • Go early. The park opens at 8:30 AM, and there is a lot to fit in before 5:30 PM.
  • Pack a swimsuit, towel and change of clothes, plus a waterproof phone pouch for the slides.
  • Do the hot springs and eggs first, then the water park while the sun is high.
  • Rainy day? It is still a great plan: you are getting wet anyway, and the hot springs feel even better.
  • Getting there: it is outside the city, so go by Grab, private car or a shared shuttle (around 250,000 VND return on booking sites).

Núi Thần Tài FAQ

Where is Núi Thần Tài Hot Springs Park?

In Hòa Phú commune, Hòa Vang district, in the hills west of Da Nang city.

How much is the ticket?

The standard ticket is 490,000 VND. The mud bath package is 670,000 VND, and lunch packages start at 755,000 VND.

What are the opening hours?

8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, every day.

Is it good for kids?

Yes. There are kids’ pools, the dinosaur park and the cinema. Children under 1 m go free and 1–1.4 m pay half price.

What is the hot spring egg?

An egg cooked in the park’s mineral hot spring. It comes out soft with a silky orange yolk, and local legend says it makes you 7 years younger.

Thanks to Núi Thần Tài Hot Springs Park for hosting us. All opinions our own.

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