Phu Quoc, in Kien giang Province, covers an area of 585 sq. km and is 50 km long. Phu Quoc has many harbours such as An Thoi and Hon Thom where international and domestic ships can anchor.

Phu Quoc National park covers more than 50% of the island so it is definitely worth considering a visit, especially if you would like to escape the heat of the daytime sun, a walk along a park trail or motorbike ride on one of roads in the north will give you a taste of this natural environment on Phu Quoc.

A dog breed originating in Phu Quoc Island off southern Kien Giang province. It is one of the world's only three breeds showing the rare trait of having a ridge-back.

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Hon Thom (Pineapple Islet) is one of the many harbours of Phu Quoc Island, which lies in the Gulf of Thailand, 45km from Ha Tien and 15km south of the coast of Cambodia.

It is located 16km east of the center of Duong Dong town – center of the Phu Quoc island.On Duong Dong route 1km north, turning right along a bendy road, tourists will arrive at Da Ban stream – a wonderful natural site. The weather is as cool as that of Dalat and it is very quiet because there are not a lot of people here.