In the Ede and Gia Rai languages, Nhan tower is called Kohmeng tower, Cham Pa tower. The tower was built in the late 11th century and early 12th century, as a place to worship Thien Y A Na. This is a typical architectural work of the ancient Cham people, demonstrating the brilliant development of civilization in Southeast Asia, the intersection of two great cultures of India and Dai Viet into Cham Pa architectural culture.
Phu Mo commune (Dong Xuan district) is one of the localities with the largest natural forest in the province, with about 17,000 hectares. This forest area borders districts of Kong Chro and Ia Pa (Gia Lai). According to the provincial Forestry secotr, this natural forest is an invaluable asset of the Phu Yen ecosystem, with multi-layered forest vegetation, including numerous precious trees with large diameters of 50-100cm such as: chestnut, javanica, madhuca, canarium, white brooch......
Upgrading to a city, Tuy Hoa has gone from a type IV urban area to a type III urban area, then a type II urban area and is moving towards a type I urban area. Over the past 20 years, Tuy Hoa city has continuously expanded its administrative boundaries, completed its infrastructure, and promoted the economic restructuring towards trade and services.
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.