Dragon Park in Ha Long Closes for Transformation into 24/7 Entertainment Complex
Dragon Park in Vietnam's Ha Long Bay has temporarily closed from September 13th to transform into a 24/7 international entertainment complex. Inspired by Singapore's Clarke Quay, it will feature enhanced nightlife, shopping, dining, and event spaces.
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