Phu Quoc holds a special place in my heart as the first Asian destination I had the privilege of visiting. This beautiful island boasts a 20-kilometer stretch of fine white sand, crystal-clear blue waters, and breathtaking sunset views. Phu Quoc’s history is rich and complex—it was home to one of the largest prison camps from 1953 to 1974, offering visitors a chance to explore and learn about its past. The exceptional hospitality I experienced in Vietnam ignited my desire to discover more of Asia. Below are some photos from my time spent visiting Phu Quoc.
