Royal well- Throne

Setting out at An Thoi commune, the 2km inshore trail with flowers, fruits, weeds and tree shadows forgets relieves tourists tiredness. The clear blue water, in a while, turns up; white sandy beach edges its way around the foot of the mountain like embracing resting fishing-boat near the edge of the forest.
On the background of rolling mountains and sea and winding fogs and clouds, a small temple presents ahead on steep large rocks. The vestige of a majestic pink rock chair backing to the sea and facing the vast field was called the Throne.

It is said to be what the Nguyen King left after many times of running away from Tay Son force. Shoeprints in a quandary are still seen on stones.

Without water for his force, Nguyen Anh stamped his foot and pointed down the earth with a magic sword. Then, a fresh water current erupted. It is now called Royal Well or Magic Well.

View more

Royal well- Throne

The fishing village

Duong Dong town

Da Ban stream

Tranh stream

Dau fall

Introducing Phu Quoc Island

One of Vietnam’s star attractions, mountainous and forested Phu Quoc is a splendid tropical getaway set with beautiful white-sand beaches and quaint fishing villages. Adventure comes in many forms here – from motorbiking the empty dirt roads circling the island to sea kayaking its quiet inlets, scuba diving the coral reefs or simply having a bang-up seafood meal followed by a cocktail on the beach. Once a sleepy, backpackers’ retreat, Phu Quoc has ramped up tourism significantly, and visitors can now choose between five-star resorts and rustic family-run bungalows. Plans are underway for developing the island even more heavily – a la Phuket style. If package tourism isn’t your bag, get there now before this happens. Read more >>