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Starting from October 27, Uzbekistan Airways is opening a new route – direct regular flights between Tashkent and Phu Quoc Island (Vietnam). The flights will be operated twice a week, offering new opportunities for tourists from Vietnam to visit Uzbekistan, as well as for travelers from third countries to reach Phu Quoc via Tashkent. This marks an important step towards increasing tourist flow and expanding opportunities for international cooperation, as reported by the Committee for Tourism.
If you dream of a “Robinson Crusoe” style vacation – with few people, lots of pristine nature, and secluded beaches – Phu Quoc is the perfect choice. This largest island of Vietnam is renowned for its unspoiled nature and tranquil atmosphere. For a long time, the island was divided between Vietnam and Cambodia, which allowed it to remain a “wild” corner in the South China Sea.
On Phu Quoc Island, the tourist infrastructure is only beginning to develop. Despite this, the island already attracts those seeking quiet and relaxing vacations. A significant part of the island has been declared a national park, which protects its unique ecosystems. To the south of Phu Quoc lies the An Thoi archipelago, consisting of two dozen tiny islands. Many of them are uninhabited, except for a few where fishermen live, making it an ideal spot for secluded getaways.
Phu Quoc is especially appealing to honeymooners, families with children, and anyone looking for a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle. The island is perfect for nature walks, enjoying the surroundings, and relaxing on serene beaches.
Phu Quoc’s beaches have been recognized as some of the most beautiful in the world. In 2008, 19 kilometers of coastline with white sand and crystal-clear waters made it into global rankings of the best beaches. The most famous of these is Long Beach – a 7-kilometer stretch of beach that covers the entire western coast of the island. The sand is a rich yellow, and the gentle slope into the sea makes it ideal for swimming and relaxing.
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