This is a natural landscape and historical site far from the city, so there are significantly fewer visitors compared to Ba Na Hills or Hoi An Ancient Town. It is quite a distance, so if you're not particularly interested in natural scenery and historical sites, I wouldn't highly recommend making the trip. There are many ancient temples within the park, but according to the guide, over 80% have been rebuilt because most of the temples were destroyed by successive rulers and bombing during the Vietnam War. If you're not a history buff, you might find that they all look pretty similar. It's extremely hot in the summer, and there are no air-conditioned areas within the entire park, so only the shade of trees offers some respite. There are quite a few small black mosquitoes inside, so remember to bring insect repellent. I purchased a package that included a rice paper making experience and a very special home-cooked meal, both of which were unique experiences. Overall, considering the price includes a guide, driver, admission tickets to the attractions, the rice paper experience, and the home-cooked meal, the value for money is actually very high.