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Tucked away in Central Vietnam, Phu Yen is a serene destination famed for its cinematic allure, showcased in the film Yellow Flowers on the Green Grass. Yet beyond the tourist season, Phu Yen unveils a quieter, more authentic charm waiting to be discovered.
During the off-peak months, unpredictable rains sweep through the province, often lingering longer than anticipated. But rather than diminishing its appeal, the weather lends a unique intimacy to Phu Yen’s landscape. Coastal roads shimmer after the rain, life slows down, and the rhythmic sound of waves harmonizes with the daily routines of fishing villages.
It is here, amidst the salt-tinged air and the weathered hands of fishermen, that the true essence of Phu Yen reveals itself—a place where life moves at its own pace and beauty blossoms quietly, away from the crowds.
A local hauls salt across the beach with a cart in the late afternoonA glimpse into daily life and labor in a bustling fishing villageEvening descends on Vung Ro fishing village as rain clouds gather on the horizonNghinh Phong Tower in Tuy Hoa City, inspired by Ganh Da Dia (columnar volcanic rock formations)The historic Mang Lang Church, serene and glistening after a refreshing rainOng Cop Wooden Bridge spans the Phu Ngan River, showcasing its rustic wooden charm and popularity among visitorsAnother perspective of Ong Cop Wooden Bridge, capturing the flow of local life across this unique structureThe tranquil charm of Diem Dien Hamlet unfolds on the way to Ong Cop Wooden BridgeColumnar volcanic rock formations that define the beauty of Ganh Da DiaGolden sand dunes stretch along the scenic route from Tuy Hoa City center to Mui DienDien Cape (Dai Lanh Cape), the easternmost point of Vietnam, greets the land with the first light of dawnCactus flowers bloom vibrantly, dotting the beaches and sand dunes of Phu YenSea morning glory (Binh Linh Xoan) flowers flourish, adding splashes of color to the sandy landscapeThe North-South railway elegantly traces the coastline at the junction of Phu Yen and Khanh Hoa provincesA vivid snapshot of the North-South train as it winds its way along the picturesque Phu Yen coastA steaming bowl of Banh Canh He (chive noodle soup), a beloved specialty of Tuy Hoa, Phu Yen
