Who said adrenaline seeking and faith couldn't coexist? Visitors can pray before a holy Buddha statue before jumping on a Ferris wheel that looks like the multicoloured electric halo commonly seen behind statues of the Buddha's head, or hurl themselves down a waterslide and emerge through the beard of a giant sculpted sage at Sui Tiên Theme Park just outside Ho Chi Minh City. Throughout the grounds, statues of species sacred to Vietnamese Buddhism — dragons, tortoises, and phoenixes – can be found, and workers dressed as golden monkeys go around wreaking havoc. You may even buy a genuine, live baby crocodile to nurture at the crocodile farm, but you might have trouble getting it on a pl
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