Phu Quoc Island, also known as Jade Island and referred to as Koh Tral in Cambodia, is the largest island under de facto control of Vietnam. It currently falls under the administrative jurisdiction of the Phu Quoc Special Zone, An Giang Province, Vietnam. Phu Quoc Island is rich in natural resources and boasts high-quality beaches, giving it significant tourism potential. The island is abundant in pearls, earning it the nickname "Pearl Island." It is also renowned for producing high-grade fish sauce. Long Beach, Star Beach, seafood dining at the night market, Hon Thom Pearl Park, Safari Zoo, mangrove kayaking, fish sauce factories, pepper farms, sunset bars, and more.