The magazine notes that Quoc is ringed by crystal-clear, blue-green waters, offering visitors the choice of relaxing in town or venturing out to explore its many beaches.

The island also features temples that provide insight into Vietnamese culture, vibrant night markets for shopping and street-food tasting, pepper farms offering guided tours, and sandy shores ideal for watching some of the world’s most spectacular, vividly coloured sunsets.

Visitors are encouraged to take the opportunity to see globally recognised landmarks such as the Kiss Bridge, Sunset Town and a large-scale night-time entertainment complex.

Rounding out the list of the top 10 trending destinations are St. Julian’s in Malta, Algeria, the Hebrides in Scotland, Hobart in Australia, Brussels in Belgium, Guadalajara in Mexico, Dominica, Santa Fe in the United States, and the Czech Republic.

US media hails Phu Quoc as “Hawaii of Asia”

Travel Off Path, a renowned US travel site, has hailed Phu Quoc in the southern province of An Giang as an “Asian star,” citing its shockingly beautiful scenery and experiences that stand out to the rest of Vietnam.