Admire the second most beautiful island in the world.

Vietnam's Phu Quoc Island has just been named one of the world's most beautiful islands, surpassing even Indonesia's "paradise" Bali. This achievement was announced by the prestigious travel magazine Travel + Leisure as part of its annual World's Best Awards, based on votes from over 186,000 readers.

• Implementing "6 key initiatives" for Phu Quoc's rapid and sustainable development.
• Successfully organizing the APEC Conference, linked to the sustainable development of Phu Quoc.
• New recruits from the 5th Naval Region visit and study at Phu Quoc Prison Camp.

Visitors will be captivated by the pristine beauty with calm waves, gentle breezes, and crystal-clear beaches.

Phu Quoc is the largest island in Vietnam, covering an area of ​​580 square kilometers. Along with 21 other islands of varying sizes, it forms an island city complex, and Phu Quoc is recognized as a Class I urban area within Kien Giang province. Phu Quoc aims to become a modern city, a central hub connecting the region and the world .

Phu Quoc boasts many beautiful beaches stretching from the north to the south and is dotted with over 99 mountains, covered in lush, pristine forests.

Phu Quoc is a tourist destination that combines rustic, peaceful beauty with luxurious, magnificent charm. It boasts a rich and diverse ecosystem and natural environment, from beaches stretching along the entire length of the island to mountains, hills, and primeval forests... creating a beautiful, elegant, and somewhat captivating landscape. Therefore, it has been bestowed the title "Pearl Island" by tourists.

Despite its development, Phu Quoc Island has retained its pristine, peaceful charm, creating a perfect balance between magnificent nature and human progress.

Last March, a delegation of members from the Ca Mau Newspaper Journalists' Association had a field trip to Phu Quoc Island for creative experiences.

Performed by Mong Thuong

Source: https://baocamau.vn/chiem-nguong-hon-dao-dep-thu-2-the-gioi-a38175.html