Standing alone by the Tam Thanh seawall and facing the endless blue ocean, Phu Quy’s “Lonely Tree” has become a legendary check-in spot that every visitor wants to see at least once. Against the vast backdrop of sea and sky, the solitary tree stands quietly yet resiliently—creating a scene that is both poetic and wild, perfectly symbolizing the island’s simple but powerful beauty.
After its resemblance to the iconic tree featured in the Vietnamese film Mat Biec (“Dreamy Eyes”) became widely shared on social media, this spot quickly turned into an internet sensation. Young travelers flock here in huge numbers to capture that dreamy, cinematic moment beside the tree. During peak travel seasons and weekends, hundreds of visitors line up for meters—sometimes kilometers—just to take a photo during the golden sunlight and ocean breeze.
Some wait for hours to get their turn, but everyone agrees it’s worth it. A photo with the “Lonely Tree of Phu Quy” isn’t just beautiful—it carries a special feeling of peace, freedom, and nostalgia that stays with you long after you leave.
In the middle of the vast seascape, a single small tree continues to stand firm—like a symbol of resilience and life on Phu Quy Island. And for many who visit, it becomes an unforgettable moment they simply must pause to admire and capture forever.
