Phu Quoc National Park
More than half the island, covering the forested northern uplands and a stretch of undeveloped coast, and designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Trails, streams and a handful of quiet beaches, with far less infrastructure than the south.
About Phu Quoc National Park
More than half the island, covering the forested northern uplands and a stretch of undeveloped coast, and designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Trails, streams and a handful of quiet beaches, with far less infrastructure than the south.
Phu Quoc National Park is one of the places most visitors to Phu Quoc make time for. Vietnam's largest island, in the Gulf of Thailand: white-sand beaches, a national park over half its area, and a dry season while the mainland is wet.
Before you go: The road north is good and the ride is the point. Trails are lightly marked and get muddy in the wet season — take water and tell someone where you are going.
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