Phu Quoc National Park is in Vietnam, located on Phu Quoc Island in Kien Giang Province.
The next stop on your journey is Phu Quoc National Park, located in the northern region of Pearl Island, with nearly 70% of the island’s area falling within the Ham Ninh Mountain Range. This vast park is known for its untouched beauty, featuring ancient forests, streams, beaches, and rolling hills. One of its highlights is the rich biodiversity — from rare orchids and towering old-growth trees to valuable medicinal herbs.
Stunning scenery at Phu Quoc National Park
Exploring Phu Quoc National Park is a refreshing way to escape the island’s summer heat. Besides enjoying the diverse natural landscapes, you can also take on a hiking adventure. Climb to the top of Mount Chua, the highest peak in the park, and you'll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views — a sight rarely found anywhere else. This ecotourism gem in Phu Quoc promises an experience that will never disappoint.
Striking a pose at Phu Quoc National Park. Photo: instaudreytt
Ecological Areas
🛶🌴 GET LOST IN THE MEKONG DELTA AMIDST PHU QUOC 🌴🛶 Phu Quoc is not only known for its blue seas and long sandy beaches for endless photo opportunities, but it now also boasts the Master Hai Ecological Tourist Area for visitors who wish to experience a Mekong Delta region in the heart of Phu Quoc:
Ecological Areas
Suoi Tranh is a popular tourist attraction for both local and international visitors exploring Phu Quoc Island.
Ecological Areas
Da Ban Stream, located in Cua Duong Commune, Phu Quoc City, Kien Giang Province, is a must-visit destination when exploring Pearl Island.