Phu Yen has a rich source of seafood bounty, especially ocean tuna. This is not only a precious product that provides a stable source of income for fishermen but also a material to create a unique cuisine, contributing to elevating the Phu Yen brand far on Vietnam’s tourism map.
An Tho Citadel is located in An Tho village, An Dan commune, Tuy An district. Constructed between 1832 and 1836 during the reign of King Minh Mạng, the citadel originally spanned an area of approximately 6,400 m². Its design features 4 outward-facing corners, surrounded by high walls with deep trenches for defense, and 4 gates oriented in the cardinal directions.
From a "new economic zone" with only a few households and then dozens of poor households from numerous different localities coming to set up tents and earn a living by fishing, Vung Ro has become a bustling residential area with a prosperous life.
Vũng Rô - a place associated with the glorious feats of the Ho Chi Minh Trail at sea, is a shining symbol of patriotism, bravery and solidarity of the Vietnamese people. During the years of resistance against the US to save our country, the army and people of Phu Yen received 4 No-number ships to dock, promptly providing weapons and equipment to the Phu Yen battlefield and the provinces of Khanh Hoa and Dak Lak, contributing decisively to the overall victory of the resistance war.