Ever wondered what a $44 million splash looks like? You’re looking at it. The Water Garden, or as some call it, Lagoon Beach Club, isn’t just a water park. It’s a watery wonderland built to international standards right here in Phnom Penh. Nestled within the larger Garden City complex, the Water Garden shares space with the Phnom Penh Safari. This isn’t your average neighborhood pool. Imagine wave pools generating three-meter-high waves, a cascading man-made waterfall, and slides that twist and turn like a water serpent. The Water Garden boasts 38 state-of-the-art attractions imported from the US and EU. Everything from the thrilling Wave Paradise and ASEAN’s largest Water Empire to the more gentle Children’s Paradise and a meandering Mekong River awaits. Thrill-seekers can test their balance on the FlowRider Double, a surfing simulator that’s sure to wipeout even the most experienced boarders. The park spans 8.6 hectares. It includes 2.4 hectares dedicated to parking, ensuring plenty of space for everyone who wants to experience this aquatic paradise. Originally designed to hold up to 7,000 visitors, the Water Garden currently limits capacity to 3,500 due to COVID-19 precautions. This not only ensures a safer experience but also allows for more space to enjoy the park’s many offerings. The Water Garden isn’t just a place for fun; it’s a significant investment in the community. Providing nearly 300 jobs, it contributes to the local economy while offering a unique entertainment destination. Prime Minister Hun Sen himself lauded the park as a valuable addition to the area’s attractions, recognizing the vision and investment of the LYP Group. So, take a plunge, catch a wave, and let the Water Garden sweep you away on a tide of fun and excitement. It’s more than a water park. It’s an experience you won’t soon forget.
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