Summer's here, let's head to Phu Yen!

Phu Yen exudes a gentle, charming beauty, etching an unforgettable image in the hearts of travelers with its straight-flying rice fields, pristine beaches, and intriguing rocky plateaus. If you're planning a trip to Phu Yen this summer but still pondering where to go, check out the destinations below.

Summer's here, let's head to Phu Yen!

1. Mằng Lăng Church

Mang Lang Church is located approximately 35km north of Tuy Hoa City, Phu Yen, and stands as one of the oldest churches in Phu Yen and Vietnam as a whole. Its most prominent feature is its distinctive Gothic architecture, dating back approximately 1200 years ago. Upon seeing Mang Lang, you'll feel a sense of familiarity with its exterior resembling European churches often seen on TV or in magazines.

2. Ganh Da Dia

Ganh Da Dia (also known as Ghenh Da Dia) lies along the coast of An Ninh Dong commune, Tuy An district, about 40km from Tuy Hoa city. The beauty of Ganh Da Dia is seen as a masterpiece bestowed by nature for Phu Yen tourism. It presents square, round, or hexagonal rock formations stacked upon each other, resembling stacked plates full of undulating heights.

3. Ong Cop Wooden Bridge

Ong Cop Wooden Bridge was put into use in early 1999 and has since been managed by several households. The planks are made from the trunks of ironwood, white meranti, while the bridge itself is constructed from aged bamboo. The bridge is designed only for motorbikes and pedestrians. Beneath the bridge are piles of ironwood ready for use in case any planks need replacing. Possessing rustic charm and a romantic atmosphere, this wooden bridge not only serves as a thoroughfare for local residents but also attracts young travelers and photography enthusiasts on their Phu Yen journey.

4. Nhat Tu Son

Not only notable for its forests and lush vegetation, but Nhat Tu Son also features deep, enticing caves, mysterious nooks and crannies, along with towering rock walls formed by the sea's long-term erosion, giving you the sensation of immersing yourself in the wild nature, becoming explorers to discover this place.

5. Nhan Tower

This place has become a cluster of scenic spots attracting a large number of Phu Yen tourists, especially young people coming for 'Instagrammable' check-ins. Every year, during festivals and holidays, numerous cultural and entertainment activities take place on Nhan Tower. Therefore, the advice for those intending to visit this tourist area is to come during the full moon of the Lunar New Year.

6. Dien Cape - Dai Lanh Cape

Dien Cape - Dai Lanh Cape is where the first sunrise of our country occurs. Enjoy the fresh morning with the salty sea and cool breeze here. At Dien Cape, don't forget to check-in at the 'sacred' lighthouse to admire the panoramic view of Mon Beach from above!

According to Mytour

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Reference: Mytour Travel Handbook