Duong Dong Market is the busiest and most bustling market in Phu Quoc thanks to the variety of goods at extremely affordable prices. The market is on the list of must-visit destinations in Phu Quoc Island. When traveling to Phu Quoc Island, visitors should visit Duong Dong Market once, which is known as the busiest and most bustling market. This place not only has a variety of seafood and goods, but also delicious local dishes. Those products are sold at extremely affordable prices. Here you will immerse yourself in the lives of local people, understand the life and culture of the islanders.

Ngoc Hien Pearl is a pioneer in the field of sea pearl cultivation in Phu Quoc Island. Established in 1994, Ngoc Hien has been affirming its position as the leading trendy pearl jewelry brand in Phu Quoc with domestic and foreign tourists. We are proud to exclusively apply Japanese cultivation technology with a team of experienced experts, constantly researching and improving cultivation techniques, thereby creating the most perfect pearls. The tour guide will introduce you to the startup story of the farm owner, the pearl farming process, you will experience pearl dissection and visit the collected antiques. Finally, you will come to the sales area where you can buy pearl products for jewelry or gifts.

Understanding the manufacturing process and taste locally made wines.

Phu Quoc Prison — often called the Phu Quoc Prison Camp or Nhà Tù Phú Quốc — is a historical site on Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam, that once served as a prisoner-of-war camp during the Vietnam War.

Sao Beach Phu Quoc is one of the most beautiful beaches on the pearl island, famous for its white sands and crystal-clear waters. From outdoor activities to delicious local eateries, Sao Beach offers a complete and memorable experience for visitors.

Visiting a Phu Quoc fish sauce barrel house is one of the most unique cultural and culinary experiences on the island. These traditional workshops are where the world-famous Phu Quoc fish sauce is made, following methods passed down through generations

The Ho Quoc Pagoda (also known as Chùa Hộ Quốc) is the largest Buddhist temple on Phu Quoc Island. Officially inaugurated on December 14, 2012, this spectacular temple is perched at the base of a lush mountain that faces the sea and the rising sun. The Ho Quoc Pagoda was inspired by Mahayana architecture and is part Buddhist temple, part monastery (Thiền Viện Trúc Lâm), and part eco-tourism site. The temple grounds are continuously undergoing renovations and is in a constant state of construction. The total area of the temple grounds is roughly 110 hectares and as of 2017, 13% of that area has been developed. The Chùa Hộ Quốc Phú Quốc pagoda is an architectural masterpiece and one of the wonders of Phú Quốc Island.

Sunset Town in southern Phu Quoc charms visitors with its colorful Mediterranean - style architecture, romantic streets, and the island’s most stunning sunsets. The highlight is Kiss Bridge – a unique symbol of love and an unmissable spot for sunset views and photos.