Vietnam Travel Reviews

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Source : Vietnam Travel

One of Vietnam’s star attractions, mountainous and forested Phu Quoc is a splendid tropical getaway set with beautiful white-sand beaches and quaint fishing villages. Adventure comes in many forms here – from motorbiking the empty dirt roads circling the island to sea kayaking its quiet inlets, scuba diving the coral reefs or simply having a bang-up seafood meal followed by a cocktail on the beach. Once a sleepy, backpackers’ retreat, Phu Quoc has ramped up tourism significantly, and visitors can now choose between five-star resorts and rustic family-run bungalows. Plans are underway for developing the island even more heavily – a la Phuket style. If package tourism isn’t your bag, get there now before this happens.
The tear-shaped island lies in the Gulf of Thailand, 45km west of Ha Tien and 15km south of the coast of Cambodia. At 48km long (with an area of 1320 sq km), Phu Quoc is Viet­nam’s largest island and its most politically contentious: Phu Quoc is claimed by Cam­bodia; its Khmer name is Ko Tral – which is why the Vietnamese have built a substantial military base covering much of the northern end of the island (thankfully, the military presence is fairly invisible).

Phu Quoc Island served as a base for the French missionary Pigneau de Behaine during the 1760s and 1780s. Prince Nguyen Anh, who later became Emperor Gia Long, was sheltered here by Behaine when he was being hunted by the Tay Son Rebels.

Phu Quoc is not really part of the Mekong Delta and doesn’t share the delta’s extraordinary ability to produce rice. The most valuable crop is black pepper, but the islanders here have traditionally earned their living from the sea. Phu Quoc is also famous in Vietnam for its production of high-quality fish sauce (nuoc mam).

The island has some unusual hunting dogs, which have ridgebacks, curly tails and blue tongues and are said to be able to pick up their masters’ scent from over 1km away (the nuoc mam their masters eat certainly helps). Unfortunately, the dogs have decimated much of the island’s wildlife.

Despite the impending development (of a new international airport, a golf course and a casino), much of this island is still protected since becoming a national park in 2001. Phu Quoc National Park covers close to 70% of the island, an area of 31, 422 hectares.

Phu Quoc’s rainy season is from July to November. The peak season for tourism is midwinter, when the sky is blue and the sea is calm; however, when it’s not raining it’s stinking hot. Bring sunglasses and plenty of sunblock. Take plenty of water when setting out to explore the island.

Located about 150km from  Ha Long City, Ha Long Bay, Co To has length of sea border (with China) over 200km, connected to waters of Bach Long Vi island district, Hai Phong Bay into northern waters.

With an area of ​​46.2 square kilometers, with about 50 islands, large and small islands .. To Islands rich with ancient fishing. The difference between Co To and other islands in Vietnam is the economic diversity of terrain here.

The small coastal fishing village, the car and the hill. The narrow valley green rice season. Co To is one of the islands enough fresh water and forests possess many characteristics, such as rare sea Seafood, Bao Ngu.vv Coastal culture make specific definition for delirium proud inhabitants. The land that separate Co To gentle sea just like a picture, just home. Gives travelers the same level different feeling on the season. The gardent natural rocks such as Europe, blue water and shoals of fish swimming are the points that you will meet it at Co To Island. With just a simple snorkel, jackets and safety equipment, you can soaking and find the fish, seaweed and coral you loved. Also here there are trekking tours, adventure tours, diving, kayaking, fishing with fishermen, squid … and make collection photograph.

To know more information of Co To Island, please access on website: http://coto.vn, http://cotolodge.com/

http://coto.vn/tour/219/tour-don-tai-co-to-3-ngay-2-dem.aspx

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A foreigner stops by a ceramic shop in Hang Be (raft) Street which dealt exclusively in rafts in the old days

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– The pictures of the beach in front of the resort in the brochures are fake.
– The water is not clean during the summer time and is only clear after October
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