The island of Phu Quoc, the largest island of Vietnam, is still quite preserved from urbanization and uncontrolled development. You can still drive on the road without meeting a soul. Near Cambodia, visible from the north coast of the island, it was previously owned by this kingdom.

The island served as refuge to Prince Nguyen Anh, later Emperor Gia Long, during the Tay Son rebellion in 1771.

This series of pictures reflects the peaceful atmosphere that you can feel after the sunset.