The park was designed to preserve the existing forest rather than clear it, resulting in a unique jungle canopy layout.
The Abyss slide uses a funnel design that reaches speeds of up to 45 km/h for riders.
The park is home to the Boomerango, the longest slide in Thailand.
The facility features a dedicated 'Adventure Zone' that includes rock climbing walls and professional ropes courses.
Vana Nava uses a proprietary water filtration system that mimics natural forest streams.
The park's layout is specifically designed to minimize the heat island effect by using extensive vegetative cover.
Vana Nava Water Jungle is Asia's first ecologically aware water park, integrated into a landscaped tropical forest with over 200,000 trees and plants. The park features 19 high-speed waterslides and attractions, including the Abyss, which is Thailand's largest slide. Visitors can access a professional-grade surf simulator and a multi-level ropes obstacle course suspended above water. The facility utilizes a high-tech RFID wristband system for cashless transactions and locker access throughout the park. It incorporates a water recycling system that treats and recirculates 90% of its water consumption. Guests can access private cabanas and multiple dining options within the park grounds.
The viewing platform at the top of the Abyss slide for a panoramic view of the jungle canopy and the Gulf of Thailand.
Use the RFID wristband to top up credit early to avoid long queues at reload stations during peak midday hours.
Wear water-appropriate footwear as the ground can become extremely hot under the tropical sun.
Arrive early to secure a cabana or shaded seating area, as these are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.
Attempting to bring outside food or beverages, which are strictly prohibited at the entrance security checkpoint.
Proper swimwear is required; cut-off jeans, clothing with zippers, or metal buttons are prohibited on slides. Showering is mandatory before entering pools.
