Dieu Vo (Dieu Den) - a local tour guide in Phu Yen shared with Travellive about travel guides as well as beautiful destinations in Phu Yen: "To talk about Phu Yen, perhaps this place is blessed by Mother Nature with many beautiful landscapes, from natural landscapes to historical relics and scenic spots...".
Phu Yen is a coastal province in the South Central Coast region, which is surrounded by mountains on three sides and has a diverse system of rivers, lagoons, bays, islands... In recent years, Phu Yen tourism has become famous and attracts tourists thanks to its beautiful, poetic landscapes that are still wild and mysterious.
Possessing wild and idyllic beauty, Phu Yen has gradually become an extremely hot destination for those who love to travel in recent years.
"Memory-filled" check-in destinations in Phu Yen
Historical and cultural relics in Phu Yen include: Mang Lang Church, Nhan Tower, Da Rang Railway Bridge, Nghinh Phong Tower, Vung Ro historical relic site of the unnumbered ship... Scenic spots include: Ganh Da Dia, O Loan Lagoon, Mui Dien - Bai Mon, Ro Bay, Xuan Dai Bay, Da Bia Mountain, Ganh Den, Bai Xep Beach, Xom Ro breakwater...
In Phu Yen, there are also many famous islands such as: Hon Nua, Hon Dua, Hon Chua, Cu Lao Mai Nha, Hon Yen. In addition, waterfalls, streams, water regulating lakes... all create beautiful natural scenery here.
Ganh Den Lighthouse
In addition, Dieu Vo also shared experiences that should be tried when traveling to Phu Yen: "You can drive on the most beautiful coastal road in Phu Yen (Phuoc Tan - Bai Nga), welcome the sunrise at Mui Dien - the place known as the place to welcome the earliest sunrise on the mainland of Vietnam. Or conquer Da Bia mountain - the highest mountain in Phu Yen, geological waterfalls such as Ganh Da Dia (Hom valley, Song valley, Gia Ma valley). Watch the sunrise in the fishing village and see people buying and selling seafood in the early morning...".
Phu Yen has a diverse system of rivers, lagoons, bays, islands...
Belonging to the tropical monsoon climate zone, Phu Yen has two distinct dry and rainy seasons. The time when the sea is clearest is from May to August. The coolest time to go is from February. The rainy months are from October to January next year. It also depends on the amount of rainfall each year.
Phu Yen is considered to be the most beautiful from January to August. This is the time when Phu Yen is dry, the sun is bright, the natural scenery is beautiful and suitable for tourism activities, exploring the bay and islands. In the summer, Phu Yen tourism will be in peak season.
Phu Yen is a coastal province in the South Central Coast region.
Belonging to the Central region with a unique culinary culture, Phu Yen will also make foodies excited with irresistible delicacies, especially those related to seafood: tuna eyes, chives noodle soup, squid noodles, pork intestine rice vermicelli, mai fish salad, Phu Yen chicken rice, jumping shrimp pancakes, monitor lizard sausage...
In Phu Yen, if you want to enjoy fresh seafood, O Loan lagoon is a place you cannot miss. With a variety of seafood, the most famous of which is blood cockles; you can freely choose and ask the kitchen to prepare your favorite dish. Sitting in the middle of the windy lagoon, enjoying fresh, delicious, sweet seafood with family and friends, there is nothing better.
The magical green mossy rock beach in Xom Ro, Phu Yen
Some notes when traveling in Phu Yen
Dieu Vo said that because of its favorable climate, Phu Yen tourism is very attractive in the summer. To make your trip as convenient as possible, you should book services in Phu Yen in advance. Before taking a motorbike taxi, shopping, or using tourist services, don't forget to ask for the price and bargain in advance to avoid being overcharged.
Nghinh Phong Tower is a unique structure on Tuy Hoa coast.
The sun in Phu Yen is quite harsh, so remember to prepare enough sunscreen, jackets, and hats to protect your skin. Although there are many tourist attractions in Phu Yen, the distance is quite far, so you need to have a plan ready to move without wasting the most time. It is inevitable that you will have to climb and move a lot, so you should not wear high heels or hard-soled shoes.
"Phu Yen is still a pristine destination with many places to explore. Go and feel many experiences in this peaceful land full of sun and wind", Dieu Vo shared more.
Sunrise on the sea
