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with the basaltic red terrain was generated by volcanic eruptions at an average altitude of 400m above sea level, resulting in cool temperatures all year. Locals have developed farms for fruit trees, vegetables, industrial enterprises, and tourist resorts, making use of ideal natural circumstances and historical treasures.

was erected in 1969 on the site where Phu Yen people held memorial ceremonies when he died. The house has been refurbished since it was designated a national historic property in 2008. Tourists frequently come here to offer incense in memory of the late president and to learn about the resistance activities in Phu Yen during the Vietnam War.

the red Burmese grape gardens are a popular tourist attraction in Van Hoa Plateau, in addition to the good weather. According to elders, red Burmese grape trees grew naturally here a long time ago, although there was hardly any fruit at the time. The trees have produced abundant fruit in the last decade, which has a weird red hue and is too sour to eat.

is located in An Xuan commune, which shares borders with three districts: Tuy An, Dong Xuan, and Son Hoa; the tunnels of Thi Thung Tunnel have a length of 1,948 m and are equipped with commanding tunnels, food storage tunnels, weapon tunnels, and drinking water storage tunnels that are resistant to small bombs and bangers during the Vietnam war. During the dry season of 1966, the tunnels of Thi Thung in Phu Yen contributed to the defeat of the strategic counter-attack by the enemy.

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