To date, Phu Yen has 113 officially recognized historical, cultural, and scenic sites, including three National Special Monuments: Ganh Da Dia Scenic Site, Nhan Tower Architectural Site, and Vung Ro Wharf Historical Site.
Recently, Phu Yen Province inaugurated the Memorial House of the Provincial Armed Forces Formation to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the establishment of the Vietnam People’s Army and National Defense Day. On this occasion, the Provincial Military Command and Tuy An District received the Certificate of Provincial Monument Ranking for the Historical Site where the Provincial Armed Forces were formed.
In addition to provincial- and national-level monuments, Phu Yen now boasts three National Special Monuments, inspiring a new tourism slogan for the province: “One Destination, Three National Special Monuments.”
Earlier, on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of Vung Ro Wharf receiving the first cargo shipment from the legendary “No Number” Ship 41 (November 28, 1964 – November 28, 2024), the Prime Minister signed the recognition of Vung Ro Wharf as a National Special Monument.
Phu Yen currently has three special national relics, which are the scenic Ganh Da Dia, the architectural relic of Thap Nhan and the historical relic of Ben Vung Ro. In the photo is the scenic Ganh Da Dia. Photo: TL
As a result, Phu Yen now holds 113 recognized monuments and scenic sites, including three National Special Monuments: Ganh Da Dia Scenic Site, Nhan Tower Architectural Site, and Vung Ro Wharf Historical Site; 21 national-level monuments; and 90 provincial-level monuments of various categories, such as historical sites, architectural-artistic sites, archaeological sites, and scenic sites. These are valuable resources contributing to Phu Yen’s sustainable and harmonious socio-economic development.
According to data from the Phu Yen Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, as of December 2024, the province has 480 tourist accommodation facilities, including one 5-star hotel, one 4-star hotel, five 3-star hotels, four 2 -star hotels, 30 1-star hotels, 80 standard hotels, 90 guesthouses, and 31 homestays meet the minimum requirements for tourism accommodation business. Some other accommodation facilities are in the process of registration for classification evaluation.
The total number of tourist rooms currently stands at approximately 7,980, with about 670 rooms meeting 3- to 5-star standards. The tourism sector employs around 7,100 direct workers and 14,200 indirect workers.
Nhan Tower architectural relic. Photo: Nguyen Anh Dat
In 2024, the total number of tourists visiting Phu Yen is estimated at 4 million, achieving 117.6% of the annual plan and increasing by 25% compared to the previous year. Among these, international visitors are estimated at 30,000, reaching 150% of the annual plan and increasing by 51.9% year-over-year. Total tourism revenue is estimated at VND 8 trillion, achieving 110% of the annual plan and increasing by 62.7% compared to the same period last year.
The Phu Yen Provincial Party Committee is directing various sectors and localities to implement its action program to develop tourism as a key economic sector. Priority is given to upgrading historical and cultural monuments to preserve their original values and facilitate tourist visits.
Additionally, the province is focusing on developing tourism products linked to cultural heritage, particularly historical tours, nature exploration, and culinary experiences, to create unique offerings that attract visitors.
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Source: Vietnam Insider