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Phu Quoc has been abuzz with activity, welcoming an impressive 55-60 flights per day over the past few days. As the sun begins its descent around 4:00 pm, a vibrant crowd of young people dressed in colorful outfits gathers at Cua Lap Beach in Duong To Commune. They come to capture memorable moments against the backdrop of a picturesque reed field, the breathtaking sunset, and the dramatic approach of planes descending upon the island. Tourists stroll through the lush reed field on Phu Quoc Island, located off the coast of Kien Giang Province in southern Vietnam. The field has become a popular backdrop for photoshoots, as captured here by photographer Chi Cong for Tuoi Tre. Mai Thi Hong Ngan, a visitor from An Giang Province in the Mekong Delta, shared her enthusiasm for the island’s diverse attractions: “Phu Quoc is blessed with an abundance of pristine beaches, each offering its unique charm.” She particularly praised Cua Lap Beach for its enchanting reed field and soft ...

The Eschuri Vung Bau Golf Course seamlessly integrates Vietnam’s cultural essence with the paradise-like beauty of Pearl Island, spanning an impressive 7,508 yards in length and over 65 hectares. Eschuri Vung Bau Golf offers a unique golfing experience, taking players on a journey from the forest to the sea. Regarded as one of Vietnam’s most idyllically situated golf courses, Eschuri Vung Bau Golf presents a distinctive ‘forest-to-sea’ golfing journey across its 18 holes. The course seamlessly blends the dense old-growth forests with the captivating beachfront of Pearl Island. The initial nine holes, from #1 to #9, capture the wild and untouched beauty of Phu Quoc’s ancient forests. The golf greens, though subtly undulating, offer a challenging and unpredictable play. Experienced caddies, acting as local ‘guides’, are essential to navigate the hidden traps that await unsuspecting players. As golfers progress from hole #10 to #18, they are transported from the jungle to the ...