Tag: Phu Quoc Island

The merger of Kien Giang and An Giang provinces will create a tourism powerhouse, boasting a plethora of renowned and alluring attractions. The new province will be a haven for travelers seeking diverse and captivating experiences. From the breathtaking beauty of Phu Quoc Island to the enigmatic Nam Du and Hai Tac archipelagos, and the majestic Cam and Sam mountains, the region offers a wealth of natural wonders and cultural delights.

Aside from Ho Chi Minh City, which is the epicenter of grand celebrations, destinations like Lan Ha, Nha Trang, and Phu Quy Island witnessed a relatively good influx of tourists on the first day of the holiday. It is expected that these places will be bustling with visitors from May 1st onwards.

Ganh Dau Market, located in the north of Phu Quoc Island, is more than just a bustling shopping destination; it is a vibrant showcase of local life and culture. With its spacious layout, abundant offerings, and reasonable prices, the market attracts a steady stream of visitors each day. But it's not just the shopping that draws the crowds; Ganh Dau Market is also a culinary paradise, famed for its delicious seafood specialties that capture the very essence of the sea.

There's never a dull moment when visiting Phu Quoc, and even on rainy days, this beautiful island offers a plethora of unexpected experiences. Get ready to uncover the magic of Phu Quoc in the rain!

The Cactus Snail, known for its spiky armor, is a delicacy in Phu Quoc, Vietnam. With its unique appearance and tasty meat, it has become one of the island's most famous dishes, commanding a price of VND 270,000 per kg.