'Nature's Classroom' in the heart of Yang Bay

The concept of "learning through play, playing through learning" is gaining increasing attention from schools and parents. Responding to this trend, Yang Bay Tourist Park (Khanh Hoa) has developed an experiential tourism model that allows students to both have fun and acquire knowledge in a lively and engaging way.

Báo Thanh niên•17/10/2025

Discover the vibrant natural world and indigenous culture.

Located in Khanh Vinh commune, Khanh Hoa province, Yang Bay boasts a vast space of over 480 hectares with a diverse ecosystem and fresh air, making it an ideal "outdoor classroom".

Here, students feel like they've stepped into a "friendly zoo" with diverse animal species such as sheep, deer, ostriches, white horses, goats, monkeys, parrots, peacocks, guinea pigs, and more. They not only get to observe but also have the opportunity to interact directly and learn about the habitats and characteristics of each species. In particular, the dinosaur park, with its lifelike models, will spark their curiosity and passion for exploring the world.

'Nature's classroom' amidst the vast forests of Yang Bay - Photo 1.

Dinosaur Park

In addition, the botanical garden is considered a giant "natural book" with its fairy flower hills, climbing vine gardens, and diverse vegetable and fruit beds, helping children to visually learn about the growth process of plants.

Beyond simply immersing themselves in nature, Yang Bay also preserves and recreates the traditional culture of the Raglay people. Students have the opportunity to learn about their ethnic culture through their traditional clothing, stilt houses, dances, and music. Furthermore, they can directly try playing traditional musical instruments and participate in singing and dancing with artists, providing moments of relaxation and enjoyment.

'Nature's classroom' amidst the vast forests of Yang Bay - Photo 2.

Raglay cultural performance

Growing through a series of enriching experiences.

The spacious, lush green surroundings of Yang Bay provide an ideal playground for physical activities and team-building exercises. These activities not only improve health but also develop teamwork skills, team spirit, and adaptability in children. It's also an effective way for them to relieve stress after school hours.

'Nature's classroom' amidst the vast forests of Yang Bay - Photo 3.

The spacious grounds at Yang Bay are ideal for organizing extracurricular activities.

A major attraction at Yang Bay is its unique and novel games. From traditional folk games like pig racing to "exotic" experiences such as bottle-feeding fish, crocodile fishing, or ostrich riding, all are designed to be safe and age-appropriate for students, promising unforgettable memories.

'Nature's classroom' amidst the vast forests of Yang Bay - Photo 4.

Experience bottle-feeding fish at Yang Bay.

One of the most popular activities is the hands-on experience of picking vegetables, catching fish, and cooking. This is a valuable life skills lesson, helping children develop independence and self-care abilities. They will be guided through selecting fresh vegetables from the garden, catching fish, preparing ingredients, and learning how to cook simple dishes under the guidance of experienced chefs. This activity helps them understand the value of labor and appreciate the fruits of their labor.

'Nature's classroom' amidst the vast forests of Yang Bay - Photo 5.

Students experience fishing at Yang Bay.

After a day of fun and exploration, children can relax by soaking in the natural hot springs or playing in the cool water at the foot of the majestic Yang Bay waterfall.

Yang Bay is not just a tourist destination, but also an "open school" in nature, where students can learn, explore, and develop holistically. It's the perfect choice for schools and parents who want to provide their children with enriching and memorable experiences after school.

YANG BAY TOURIST PARK