Experience the pristine beauty of Phu Quoc.

Despite all the changes it has undergone, Phu Quoc still retains its breathtakingly pristine beauty. Its turquoise beaches, where golden sunlight dances on the water's surface, are home to vibrant red starfish playfully frolicking with the waves and sand.

Surrounding the coastline are lush, verdant primeval forests that embrace the entire island. What could be more wonderful than walking on the soft, sandy shore, feeling the cool, refreshing water, and breathing in the crisp, clean air?

With its perfect natural landscape encompassing forests and islands, rivers and streams as well as the ocean, Phu Quoc has become one of the world's most coveted destinations.

Boasting one of Vietnam's most magnificent primeval forests, Phu Quoc offers visitors unique jungle tours that allow them to indulge in both jungle and sea adventures in a single day.

Phu Quoc has long attracted tourists with its island tours, ocean explorations, and local culinary experiences.

Phu Quoc Island is considered the most popular tourist destination in Vietnam, attracting millions of visitors annually. Many tourists return more than twice after falling in love with this paradise island. After stressful days of studying and working, a short trip to Phu Quoc is the perfect way to recharge and relieve stress. Phu Quoc is also an ideal honeymoon destination for couples and a popular choice for families on their vacation.

Phu Quoc is blessed with harmonious natural scenery and a pleasant climate year-round. Long stretches of soft, cream-colored sand, clear, calm blue waters, and towering coconut trees are just some of the irresistible attractions of this place. Beyond its pristine and mysterious natural beauty, the vibrant life of the simple fishermen in the villages also offers tourists delightful experiences.

Phu Quoc boasts numerous beautiful beaches stretching from north to south, 99 hills and mountains, and a range of pristine forests with rich flora and fauna. In the north are islands such as Mong Tay Island, Doi Moi Island, Ban Island, Thay Boi Island… and in the south are 12 islands belonging to the An Thoi archipelago… What's special is that nature here has retained its original wild and majestic beauty, untouched by excessive tourism development that would affect the landscape. It's perfectly suited for outdoor activities such as yachting, fishing, snorkeling, exploring wildlife, and picnicking…

Visiting Phu Quoc to connect with nature is also a key feature of the entertainment product that Heritage Magazine will be launching in early April.

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