HVC Group completed and handed over the water park and fountain category at VinWonders Cua Hoi

At VinWonders Cua Hoi - Nghe An's new tourism masterpiece, HVC Group swiftly completed and handed over the water park and fountain category to Vingroup. It is expected that on June 1, VinWonders Cua Hoi will officially ope. It is believed to be an attractive destination with world-class entertainment experiences, fully satisfy any tourists ‘demands throughout the four seasons.

A worthy entertainment complex of North Central Coast

Favored by the “golden” location at Cua Lo beach, next to the Melia Vinpearl Cua Hoi Beach Resort complex, Cua Lo golf course and Cua Lo green park, the VinWonders Cua Hoi project is becoming one of the most noteworthy resort tourism in Nghe An.

With the scale of 34 hectares and the total investment of nearly 4,000 billion VND, VinWonders Cua Hoi owns the first and only sea-crossing cable car in the North Central Coast which connects to the shore-side amusement park with Hon Ngu island’s ecological complex, and provides a 360-degree beautiful view of Cua Lo beach.

The project also deserves the title of the largest entertainment complex in the North Central Coast when it owns a 23.4-hectare water park and amusement park complex, including: Future Avenue commercial street, Light Square, Tropical Paradise Water Park. It’s promising to bring a complete experience of a top-notch resort and entertainment ecosystem throughout the four seasons.

As previously stated, at the water park and amusement park complex, HVC Group is the general contractor for the construction of water filtration and water supply technology for game equipment. Besides, HVC also constructed 2 fountains in the Light Square area.

HVC Group continues to be highly appreciated by investors

In order to help partners and customers understand HVC Group's construction process at VinWonders Cua Hoi, we had a specific discussion with Mr. Hoang Truong Chinh - Deputy Project Commander.

- Hello Mr Chinh! Currently in the water park category, what work has HVC been executing?

- Mr. Hoang Truong Chinh: In the water park category, HVC has been constructing water filtration and supply technology for 11 games including: Water playground, wave pool, 464m lazy river, continuous water-game house, water slides …

Currently, HVC has completed and handed over this category to the operating unit. However, we still support the operating department on the water treatment process to maintain and ensure water quality at the games area. During the project's opening, HVC will also be on duty to support and resolve any arising issues. After that, we will perform the warranty work as committed to the investor.

- Please tell us how important is the role of water filtration technology at water parks?

Water in game areas in water parks is a favorable environment for microorganisms and pathogens to grow, causing harm to players. Besides, the players themselves also carry dirt and bacteria that can easily pollute the water source. As a result, a number of common diseases such as dermatitis, skin fungus, and pink eye can spread.

To solve this problem, HVC Group has applied circulating filtration technology to the water treatment process. This technology plays an important role in disinfecting and filtering out all dirt and impurities, keeping water source clean; Limiting the growth of moss, algae, and mold; Preventing corrosion around water park equipment and accessories.

- Beside the water park, it is known that HVC is also responsible for constructing 2 fountains. Could you please share more on this?

In the Light Square area, HVC constructed 2 fountains including the fountain located in the backstage area and the fountain in the center of the square.

In particular, the fountain in the center of the square is shaped like a flower petal with a length of 33m, a width of 20m, a height of 4m and divided into 2 levels. HVC used a total of 48 nozzles (inner station has 12 nozzles, outside station has 36 nozzles) and 101 sets of LED lights of all kinds.

The rear fountain is located in front of the cable car station entrance and it is the highlight of this area. The rear wing fountain is 10m long, 3m wide, uses 11 nozzles and 11 color-changing wheel LED lights. Currently, both fountains have been completed and handed over to the investor by HVC.

- During the construction of this project, did HVC encounter any difficulties or disadvantages?

- HVC started the construction when Nghe An was in rainy and windy season. This caused many difficulties to our working process because the entire underground pipe system was heat-welded HDPE pipes, which cannot be exposed to water. Also due to bad weather, other contractors could not cast concrete on the ground, leading the interrupted hand-over of the construction site. However, with the professional working spirit, HVC worked overtime and overtime continuously to "reach the finish line" as scheduled.

It is expected that on June 1, VinWonders Cua Hoi will officially open, promising to be an attractive and unique destination, fully satisfy the needs of any tourists.

- With HVC’s performance in the project, how did the investor evaluate and comment?

During the acceptance and handover process, the investor representative as well as the Project Management Board highly appreciated HVC's spirit of cooperation, responsibility, and professionalism throughout the operation of the tender. At the same time, we recognized HVC's ability to promptly respond and keep the project on precise track, especially with high quality.

Also in this project, HVC Group recently signed another contract to construct a Koi fish tank in the Hon Ngu island area. Currently, we have completed the construction of the pipes inside and outside the tank wall, and been waiting for the investor to hand over the site to continue constructing.

- Thank you Mr Chinh!

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