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Head to the Ecopark Farm to experience the traditional Vietnamese way of farming. You will have the opportunity to learn about the various farming techniques used in Vietnam and even try your hand at plowing the fields. It's a great way to immerse yourself in the local culture and learn about the country's agriculture.

After the farm experience, stop by the Ecopark Water Park to cool off from the heat. The water park offers a range of water slides and pools for all ages. It's a fun way to spend the afternoon with family and friends.

End the day by trying out some of the local food at the Ecopark Night Market. The market offers a variety of Vietnamese street food and snacks, as well as local crafts and souvenirs.

Take a guided tour of the Ecopark Butterfly Garden to learn about the various species of butterflies found in Vietnam. The garden is home to over 500 butterflies and is a great way to learn about the local ecosystem.

After the butterfly garden, head to the Ecopark Golf Course to play a round of golf. The course is designed by Graham Marsh and is one of the best golf courses in Vietnam. It's a great way to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

End the day by having dinner at the Ecopark Central Park. The park offers a range of restaurants and cafes, serving both Vietnamese and international cuisines.

Head to the Ecopark Art Village to explore the local art scene. The village is home to over 100 local artists and craftsmen, who create a range of traditional and modern artworks. It's a great way to learn about the local art scene and support local artists.

After the art village, head to the Ecopark Cinema to catch a movie. The cinema offers a range of local and international films, as well as comfortable seating and great sound quality.

End the day by trying out some of the local craft beers at the Ecopark Beer Garden. The beer garden offers a range of craft beers, as well as live music and entertainment.