While, at the start, mainly Japanese visitors were attracted to the resort, over the past few years more and more visitors from Southeast Asian countries have been drawn to the theme park. In 1996, over 300,000 inbound visitors were recorded at the resort. But, wherever they happen to come from, Huis ten Bosch sure attracts the crowd. Last year the resort recorded a total visitor figure of 4.3 million. As befits one of the largest theme parks in Asia, Huis ten Bosch has a wide range of attractions to cater for most tourists.
Bicycles are also available to rent.
Just 40 minutes away is Holland Village and Nagasaki Bio Park. There is also a golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus within a short distance of the city and facilities are available for sailing, diving, swimming and tennis. Besides the various attractions and museums, regular events such as the Huis ten Bosch Royal Horse Parade take place. Huis ten Bosch may look exactly like a 17th century Dutch town, but no effort has been spared to ensure that all 21st century expectations are met. Keeping the environment clean and green is one of the priorities at Huis ten Bosch.