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Whether you're captivated by the sparkling blue seas and white sands, enchanted by pristine islands, or charmed by the simple and authentic lifestyle of Central Vietnam, Phu Yen has something to offer. Let Mytour guide you to uncover this hidden gem this summer, filled with unforgettable experiences.
The period from January to August is considered the best time to visit Phu Yen, as the dry weather and minimal rain make it perfect for outdoor activities and exploration.
If you're short on time in Phu Yen, it's a good idea to plan a detailed itinerary so you don’t miss out on the must-see attractions.
Start your first day in Phu Yen by visiting the Nghinh Phong Tower. Located in the heart of Tuy Hoa city, this tower is inspired by the iconic rocky formations of the local coastline and the myth of ‘The Hundred Eggs and The Hundred Children’ of Lac Long Quan and Au Co. Arrive early for a peaceful experience without the crowds. After exploring the tower, don't forget to visit Bai Xep – the filming location for the movie ‘Yellow Flowers on the Green Grass’ (12 km from the city center) to enjoy the untouched beauty and take some stunning photos.
On this route, make sure to stop by Mui Dien (34 km from the center), the spot where the first sunrise in Vietnam is observed. The winding mountain road to Mui Dien, with the ocean on one side and towering peaks on the other, offers a breathtaking view that will leave you mesmerized.
On the following day in Phu Yen, make sure to visit Ganh Da Dia, one of the most famous natural wonders in the area. The stunning landscape carved by nature here will leave anyone in awe.
About 1 km from Ganh Da Dia, head to Ganh Den. From this spot, you can take in the vast eastern sea and watch the fishing boats at work.
On your way back to Tuy Hoa, take a moment to admire the beauty of Vung Ro Bay and learn about the Ho Chi Minh Trail on the sea. If you're still up for more adventure, discover how the locals catch lobsters and observe the daily life of the fishermen.
If you have more time to explore Phu Yen, don't miss out on other fascinating attractions like Vung Ro Bay, O Loan Lagoon, Mang Lang Church, Tam Giang Dam, Nhan Mountain, Ong Cop Bridge, and Van Hoa Plateau.
While enjoying your time in Phu Yen, be sure to treat yourself to some of the region's famous dishes such as:
Thanh Tam's Banh Canh He: Located at 53 Dien Bien Phu, with a price of just 20,000 VND per bowl, this dish features a unique type of noodle that is quite special.
Bò Một Nắng Dì Mai: Located at 350 Tran Hung Dao, this spot specializes in beef and ocean tuna eye, as well as fresh and tempting tuna sashimi.
Chả Dông: Visit 92 Nguyen Cong Tru for a delicious serving of traditional Vietnamese snake meat sausage.
Cháo Hàu: Head over to 363 Le Loi for a delicious bowl of fresh oyster porridge.
Bánh xèo with jumping shrimp from Phú Yên: 303 Lê Duẩn, 25/6 Chu Mạnh Trinh, priced from 8,000 to 10,000 VND per piece.
In addition, there are countless other fresh and delicious seafood dishes that you can explore and enjoy.
To prepare for your journey to conquer Phú Yên, feel free to contact the helpline 1900 2083. The professional and dedicated staff at Mytour will quickly provide all the necessary information to ensure you have a smooth, cost-effective flight as you desire.
T. Sáu, 23/06/2023, 15:55
