Phu Quoc National Park,Vietnam

• Suối Tranh (Suoi Tranh) Waterfall – a scenic waterfall with pools and shaded picnic spots (best in the dry-to-wet transition months).
• Núi Chúa (Mount Chua) – the island's highest point (around 603 m), offers panoramic views and a rewarding hike.
• Primary tropical forest trails through lowland and montane habitat for trekking and wildlife viewing.
• Mangrove areas and coastal forest buffers that support diverse birdlife and juvenile marine species.

• Tropical evergreen lowland and montane forests with rich plant diversity (orchids, medicinal plants).
• Mangrove ecosystems and adjacency to coral reef and seagrass habitats along the coast.
• Important birding site with both resident and migratory species; good chances for sightings of endemic and regionally important fauna.
• Relatively intact interior forest covering a large portion of the island—rare on populated islands.

• Hiking and trekking to viewpoints and to the summit of Núi Chúa.
• Visiting Suối Tranh waterfall for short walks and picnics.
• Birdwatching and wildlife spotting with local guides.
• Guided eco-tours focused on flora, fauna and conservation.
• Combining terrestrial visits with snorkeling/diving trips to nearby marine sites (book separately).
• Photography, nature study and educational visits; limited camping in designated areas with permission.

Best time to visit: November to April (dry season) — calmer seas, lower rainfall and cooler, more comfortable trekking conditions.

Tropical climate: hot and humid year-round. Rainy season typically May–October with heavy showers and occasional storms; dry season November–April is sunnier and ideal for outdoor activities.

There is typically a small entrance or registration fee charged at park offices or trailheads and the park is generally open during daylight hours (roughly 06:00–17:00). Fees, permitted activities and opening times can change—confirm locally before visiting.

Phu Quoc National Park is on Phu Quoc Island (Kiên Giang Province). The park's main access points are reached by road from Dương Đông (Duong Dong) township (taxi or motorbike: typically 30–60 minutes depending on gate). Nearest airport: Phu Quoc International Airport (PQC). Public transport on the island is limited; car/motorbike hire or organized transfers are the most convenient options. Boat trips to nearby marine areas depart from An Thoi or Duong Dong harbors.

Plan 1–2 days to explore main trails and the waterfall; 3–4 days if you want to combine forest hikes with marine activities, relaxation and island exploration.

Lightweight breathable clothing, sturdy hiking shoes, hat, rain jacket (for sudden tropical showers), insect repellent, reusable water bottle, binoculars for birding, headlamp/torch if staying late or camping, and reef-safe sunscreen for combined marine visits.

Enjoy fresh island seafood and local specialties. Notable Phu Quoc products include Phu Quoc fish sauce (nước mắm), black pepper, and locally farmed pearls—popular, authentic souvenirs. Support responsible vendors and check quality when buying food products or pearls.