Who knows of a resort island that belongs to the United States but is on the Vietnamese side?

It is Tinian and Saipan, which are American possessions, but not near Vietnam, between the Pacific Ocean and the Philippine Sea.

It is a famous holiday destination with beautiful sandy beaches and mesmerizing indigenous people singing and dancing.

Ranging from 4000 to 6000 or more, the difference is mainly due to the difference between the airlines, that is, the quality of the flight, and the difference in the local hotel. Usually, Air China's planes are more expensive, and the local sea view rooms are also higher than ordinary standard rooms.

The specific itinerary can be obtained from the local travel agency...

There are no U.S. territories near Vietnam at the moment.

U.S. overseas territories are located in the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea in Central America, both far from Vietnam. Larger areas include Hawaii and the Northern Mariana Islands.

There are 13 other islands.

1 Eastern Samoa.

2 Baker Island. 3**。

4 Howland Island. 5 Jarvis Island.

6 Johnston Atoll.

7 Kingman Island. 8 Midway.

9 Nafshah Island.

10 Palmyra Atoll.

11 Puerto Rico.

12 U.S. Virgin Islands.

13 Wake Island.

Some islands are not on the map, it is estimated that it is too small, and I found the above information by checking wikiedia.

Hawaii? It's not close to Vietnam!

During the development phase, most people don't go because there are fewer ads. Phu Quoc is the largest island in Vietnam and is a holiday destination for Vietnamese, many Europeans and Americans, but little known in China.

The most mesmerizing nature of togoku is the unparalleled beauty of the sunset, the oil painting sunset. Therefore, all those who take pictures casually are big landscapes that can be put on the cover.

Once voted the most unspoiled beach by 10 international travel magazines, stroll on the white sand and enjoy the pleasure of silk. It's a great place to enjoy the sunset. Throughout the sunset, you can see small crabs, and there is a hole where lizards run around.

Although it is the pristine ecosystem of Phu Quoc, there are traces of the French colonial period and international styles, and there are many French styles.

Kaisei Saya is a mystery of Phu Quoc and is famous for its frequent starfish. Mint blue water, green palm fronds, soft white sand and a long coastline are so beautiful in the sun. Exquisite sand, calm beach, beach away from the sea, and the feeling of water flowing on your chest.

In addition, there are plenty of starfish frolicking with you on the young white sand beach, which is perfect for frolicking with the water.

Therefore, in order to attract more stupid Chinese tourists, Vietnam will directly take a major step to open a visa for China on Fugue Island, save on visa fees, and more importantly, the process is simple, not 5 pieces.

At the same time, Phu Quoc has few tourists, good water quality, high visibility, a lot of underwater life, you can see colorful corals and smart fish. There are two snorkeling spots on the coast, and if you choose to jump to the island, the dive spots will increase by about 2

Phu Quoc has experience, the water environment will be much better, and it only costs 300 yuan for a day of boat diving. Most dive companies in Phu Quoc are mainly English-speaking, and some offer Chinese services.

Because Phu Quoc is less well-known than Nha Trang, there are more locals in general, but the scenery of Phu Quoc is still quite good.

Phu Quoc is an island in Vietnam, located in the Gulf of Thailand, with a tropical rainforest climate, an average annual temperature of 23°-27°, an area of 590 square kilometers, a population of 10,000, and the island is rich in pearls and fish sauce.

The island produces jet, anthracite, timber, pepper, cocoa, coffee, betel nut and coconut, and has a well-developed fishing industry, exporting fish sauce, dried coconut kernels and tortoiseshell shells. Duong Dong in the west is the main town, and An Thoi in the south has an airport.

Phu Quoc Island is located in Kien Giang province of Vietnam, which is similar in size to Singapore and has a population of about 75,000 people. But when the dry season comes, fishermen from Da Nang flock to the city for their abundant fish, which has led to a population of about 120,000

Phu Quoc Island has a unique tourism environment, the flight time from Ho Chi Minh City to Phu Quoc Island is about one hour, and there are also direct flights to Phu Quoc Island in China. In Phu Quoc, you can go fishing, snorkeling, swimming, and stroll along the beaches with clear water and sand. If you want to go to sea by boat, you need to make a reservation at the hotel, and you can usually make a reservation on the same day.

It is famous for its golden beaches and primeval forests, making it a good choice whether you go up the mountain or the sea. Malaysian sea cruises now bring in 300,500 visitors every week, indicating that the place is already popular with the world's leading tour companies.

Phu Quoc is still under development, the user experience is not very good, and the tourists are mainly European, American or locals. The main thing to go to Phu Quoc is to go to the beach. Compared to Phu Quoc Island in Vietnam, Chinese prefer to go to Thailand and Hainan Province.

Vietnamese customs often force tourists to ask for tips, and do not allow them to enter the country, which leaves a very unfriendly image on Chinese tourists, causing many Chinese to be reluctant to travel to Vietnam.

Although Phu Quoc Island in Vietnam can apply for a visa on arrival, the online application process is very cumbersome in advance, and the enthusiasm of Chinese people to go to Vietnam is not high.

Most of the translators and service staff on Phu Quoc Island only speak English and their own Chinese language, and very few can speak Chinese, and most of the Chinese who do not speak English are reluctant to go.

For direct domestic flights to Phu Quoc Island, you do not need to apply for a visa in advance, and you can apply for a visa on arrival, and the visa fee is waived. If you need to stay or transfer in other cities in Vietnam, you need to pay for a normal Vietnam visa. To apply for a landing visa, you need to bring two (4 cm * 6 cm) white background color**, and fill in a landing visa application form.

It is very niche, relatively remote, and many Chinese people don't know about this place, so there are very few people.

1. There are few people and the scenery is beautiful.

All the sandy beaches are undeveloped, and the private beach of any hotel is completely yours. A cozy afternoon with a horse to kill a chicken. I just feel like the whole island belongs to me.

Don't think too much about staying in the hotel and enjoy your time outside the world. After the sun went down, I lay on a chair on the terrace, listened to the insects and birds, and fell asleep.

2. Clear water.

The water here is clear, it is currently developing, the island is slowly improving, in the sea you can fish, snorkel, surf, etc., if you want to go to sea, you can book at the front desk of your hotel, as long as it is not too late, basically you can leave on the same day.

3. Hunting. In the small island of Phu Quoc, there are actually many niche ways to play, in addition to going to a hotel and going to sea. The fishing villages and beaches of the locals here also have a unique taste. Sitting among the locals and watching the sunset, eating a local meal in the floating village, passing by local villages and schools, visiting local farms (pepper farms), and learning to cook local dishes are all great ways to experience life on this island up close.

Because Phu Quoc is really not fun, and it is not well-known, it is only suitable for vacation, leisure.

However, Phu Quoc is a holiday paradise for Vietnamese locals and one of the most popular holiday islands for Europeans and Americans. Importantly, Phu Quoc is the only visa-free place in Vietnam!

Phu Quoc Island (Vietnamese: o phú qu c) is under the jurisdiction of Phu Quoc Island District, Kien Giang Province, Socialist Republic of Vietnam. With an area of square kilometers, it is the largest island in Vietnam.

In 2010, there were 10,000 islanders. Phu Quoc Island is located in the southwest border of Vietnam, above the eastern sea of the Gulf of Thailand, 40 kilometers away from the coast of Vietnam in the east, 12 kilometers away from the coast of Cambodia in the north, across the sea from the Kra Isthmus in the west, and separated from the Malay Peninsula in the south.

The island is about 50 kilometers long at the north and south ends, and about 25 kilometers at the longest point at the east and west ends. Phu Quoc has a sub-equatorial monsoon climate with only 2 seasons a year, the rainy season in October and the dry season in November and September. The average annual rainfall is 2879 mm, and the average annual temperature is 27°.

It is suitable for visiting all year round, but the best season is the dry season because of the sunny weather.

Phu Quoc Island is rich in natural resources and has high-quality beaches, so it has a high potential for sightseeing. The island is rich in pearls and is also known as the "Pearl Island". The island is also known for producing high-quality fish sauce.

In 2003, Viet Nam planned to turn Phu Quoc into a special administrative zone. In 2015, Vietnam plans to build Phu Quoc Island into a free zone and a special economic and industrial zone in territorial waters in imitation of Shanghai's free zone, which will become one of the main economic strategies in Southeast Asia.

It's in the development stage, and there's little publicity, so few people go. Phu Quoc is the largest island in Vietnam, and it is a holiday destination for Vietnamese and many Europeans and Americans, but it is little known in China.

The most attractive thing about Phu Quoc Island is the invincible sunset, the oil painting-like sunset, which makes everyone who sees it fall in love at first sight, and any photo can be on the cover of the landscape blockbuster.

It has been rated as the most beautiful unspoiled beach by 10 international travel magazines, and you can enjoy it as smooth as walking on the white sand beach; It's also a great place to watch the sunset, where you can see baby crabs busy burrowing holes and lizards running around as the sun sets. Although Phu Quoc Island is pristine, the island has traces of the French colonial period without losing its international style, giving you a different French style.

Starfish Beach is a secret spot in Phu Quoc, famous for the sight of starfish here. Mint blue waters, green coconut leaves, soft white sand beaches, and the long coastline are beautiful under the sun. The fine sand, the gentle beach, the water will flood your chest when you walk far from the sand to the sea, and in addition, there are many starfish who frolic with you on the white sand, which is perfect for playing in the water.

Because although the climate is good, it has not been developed as a whole. Therefore, there are very few Chinese on Phu Quoc Island in Vietnam, but I see Chinese who can speak Vietnamese when they go there to play, and the terrain is not good, the area is small, plus the reason for the voice barrier, all Chinese are very few.

Fushima is still open, and it is not good to experience the household, and the guests are mainly European, American, and native. Go to the islands of the country. Compared with the rich island of Nanyue, it is better for Chinese people to go to Qin and Hainan Province.

There are still people who will go to play, the Spring Festival from Phu Quoc Island vacation back, it is recommended to stay in the shell hotel a day or two before arrival, just in the pier night market, easy to eat, but the beach is half of the sea. The southern part of the island has a good beach and a must for vacation.

Phu Quoc's reputation is still relatively small compared to other islands, and this island has not yet been developed, the surrounding environment is not very good, and the hardware facilities are not very complete.

Phu Quoc is still under development at the moment, and the user experience is not very good. There are basically one or two heavy rains in Phu Quoc every day, so the potholed dirt roads are particularly hard to walk, basically renting a motorcycle around Phu Quoc is the best choice, when you ride a motorcycle through the potholed dirt roads and the local market at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, you are basically a veteran driver in the motorcycle industry.

Phu Quoc was not very famous in the first few years, and the infrastructure was not very good, so it was not a good choice to go there for a vacation, but with the entry of some European and American tourists, it began to gradually become famous, and the infrastructure construction became better and better, and it became one of the few places in Vietnam where Chinese tourists are visa-free. It has only become popular in recent years. However, in view of the clumsy attitude of the Vietnamese customs, there are still fewer people who go to Phu Quoc than to Phuket, Bali, etc., in Indonesia.

There are few playability items, and the lack of development efforts has led to a small reputation.

Tourism is currently the main economy of Phu Quoc**. Phu Quoc Airport is located on the island, which has flights to Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City and Di Thi Airport in Thi Thi City. On December 2, 2012, Phu Quoc Airport was closed and replaced by Phu Quoc International Airport.

Phu Quoc also has hydrofoils that go to Thi Thi City and Ha Tien Town.

1. Little popularity, no promotion.

2. There are no special attractions.

3 hotels are expensive.

There aren't that many promotional ads for the time being, so few people know about it.

There are many interesting things about the dividing line between Cambodia and Vietnam, such as the fact that the island actually belongs to Vietnam.

Because the forest land happened to belong to Vietnam when it was divided, it was said to be at the gate of Cambodia.

The main thing is that this is the territory of Vietnam, which is why it is like this, it belongs to Vietnam.

Probably because Vietnam's leaders took the island a long time ago.

There is no reason for this, this island belongs to Vietnam, it belongs to Vietnam!

This should be the case that the Vietnamese territory includes it, or something else.

At the time of the demarcation of the national border, this area was divided into Vietnam.

I think this should be a matter of national border demarcation, although it is at my own doorstep, but this gate belongs to Vietnam.