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Cay Dua Prison

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Cay dua (Coconut tree) prison, about 5 km from An Thoi and covering an area of 40 ha was the largest prison of the U.S. forces that held tens of thousands Vietnamese soldiers and civilians.
The prison was built by the French just before the World War II and during the Vietnam war became a notoriously vile detention camp spread over 40ha. It is now an official heritage site with a magnificent commemorative monument.

OTHER TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN PHU QUOC, KIEN GIANG:
An Thoi Islands
Duong Dong Town
Ham Ninh
Phu Quoc National Park
Phu Quoc Beaches
Bai Sao (Sao Beach)
Suoi Da Ban (Da Ban Stream)
Suoi Tranh (Tranh Stream)
Mount Chua
Dinh Cau Rock (Cau Temple)
Hung Long Tu Pagoda
Sung Hung Pagoda
Cay Dua Prison
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