Vietnam's largest island spanning 575 km² in the Gulf of Thailand, known for pristine beaches, tropical climate, and extensive resort development with 179,480 residents.
Updated 2026-05-23 · Source: GeoNames, Wikipedia
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Phu Quoc
10.25516,104.01455
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262
Restaurants
137
Hotels
112
Cafés
47
Guesthouses
46
Bars
38
Hostels
32
ATMs
19
Pharmacies
18
Attractions
12
Temples
6
Viewpoints
1
Beaches
1
Markets
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Phu Quoc International Airport
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