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Editor's Choice

Explore the ecological and agricultural heritage of northern Phu Quoc. This selection features the red starfish colonies of Rach Vem and sustainable apiaries focused on local biodiversity. It highlights the island's famous spice industry through traditional pepper plantations and organic educational farms. Natural landmarks include the flat granite boulders of Suoi Da Ban stream, while the Bamboo Legend showcases contemporary Vietnamese architecture using over 40,000 bamboo stalks.

A

Real Starfish Beach

Shallow coastal area in Rach Vem known for its high concentration of red starfish in clear waters. Best visited during the dry season between November and April for optimal visibility.

B

Phu Quoc Bee Farm

Ecological honeybee sanctuary offering educational tours on sustainable apiculture, local biodiversity, and the production of raw honey, propolis, and royal jelly.

C

Suoi Da Ban

Natural stream characterized by large, flat granite rocks resembling tables. The water originates from the Ham Ninh mountains, creating small cascades and natural swimming pools.

D

Phu Quoc Countryside

Organic farm providing workshops on traditional pepper processing and artisanal salt production. Focuses on sustainable agriculture and local spice cultivation techniques.

E

Pepper Farm

Traditional plantation showcasing the cultivation of Phu Quoc’s renowned black, white, and red peppercorns. Demonstrates sun-drying methods and the specific quartz-rich soil conditions of the island.

F

Huyền thoại Tre (Bamboo Legend)

Architectural installation designed by Vo Trong Nghia, constructed from 42,000 bamboo stalks without metal nails. The 700-square-meter structure incorporates traditional symbols like the lotus and bronze drum.