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Quan Lan island
The island is situated on an important navigation route that connects China, Japan, Thailand and Philippines to Vietnam. Along two sides of the island are tens kilometres of sand beaches. This is the endless resource for glass making and it is also the extremely interesting tourism Since
the 11th century, Quan Lan had been one of the centres of the ancient
commercial port of Van Don, which was animated and prosperous at the
time. Today, there are still many vestiges linked to the ancient
commercial port. This also explains why the island, lying deep in the
sea, has the large pagodas and archaeological sites seen today A
system of guesthouses taking the shape of stilted houses, which hide
themselves under the lush foliage of casuarinas has been built. A
brick-paved road leads tourists from the artery to
Quan
Lan
Beach. Its pristine beauty and pure environment have made it a
paradise
for tourists.
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