Phu Quoc is Vietnam's largest island and a destination in transition. It is located in the Gulf of Thailand about 120 km from Rach Gia in southern Vietnam. The island is shaped like a water drop and is 46 km from north to south. Its souther

Phu Quoc (known as Koh Tral by Cambodians) is an island currently administered by Vietnam, although the island is the subject of territorial disputes between Vietnam and Cambodia. It is currently the largest island in Vietnam, part of Kiên Giang province

Phu Quoc lies in the Gulf of Thailand, southwest of Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta, not far from the coast of Cambodia. Famous in Vietnam for its high quality fish sauce and pepper, Phu Quoc is increasingly becoming a tourist destination, although still largely undeveloped and unspoiled by tourism.

Phu Quoc is Vietnam's largest island and a destination in transition. It is located in the Gulf of Thailand about 120 km from Rach Gia in southern Vietnam. The island is shaped like a water drop and is 46 km from north to south. Its southern end is about 3 km wide and its northern end about 28 km

The city of Nha Trang is becoming more popular with the tourists in recent years. Yet, with a population of 300, 000, Nha Trang still retains its small town atmosphere. This resort town is well known for its miles of beach and the friendliness of its people

The city of Nha Trang is becoming more popular with the tourists in recent years. Yet, with a population of 300, 000, Nha Trang still retains its small town atmosphere. This resort town is well known for its miles of beach and the friendliness of its people