01What it is
The Trăm Trứng park — “a hundred eggs” — stands on Nguyễn Tất Thành avenue about ten kilometres south of the centre, in the former Phước Đồng commune, which is now part of Nam Nha Trang ward. The provincial tourism centre speaks of a site of more than twenty hectares. The name refers to the legend of the Vietnamese people descending from a hundred eggs; the theme runs through the sculptures and the egg-shaped baths. The operator offers mud baths, a herbal spa, pools, waterfalls and picnic areas.
02How to plan your visit
The format is the same as at the other mud centres: mud, mineral water, pool, lunch. The difference is the location: the complex lies on the road to the airport and Bãi Dài, so it makes sense on a day you head south or before an evening flight, with the suitcases left in the car. With children the unusual baths and the large green grounds make it easier to keep their interest.
03What to check
On 21.09.2026 the official website listed packages from 150,000 VND per adult and 100,000 per child; what the packages contain varies a lot, so compare what is included. The tourism centre gives the hours as 8:00–19:00; we did not find them on the operator's website — check by phoning the complex.
Before you goIf you are going before a flight, leave the park with time to spare: the road to the airport runs along the same avenue, but traffic comes with no guarantees.
Access, opening hours and prices can change. Confirm the conditions right before you pay or leave.
Things to do →Good forrelaxation · children · on the way to the airport
Listing statusEditorial navigation, not a paid recommendation.
Facts checked21 September 2026
