Phu My Ward

Amidst the bustling energy of Ba Ria-Vung Tau province lies Phu My Ward, a place brimming with history and transformation. Phu My Ward wasn’t always a ward. It was once the heart of Tan Thanh District, a rural expanse. In 2018, a dramatic shift occurred. Tan Thanh District was dissolved, giving rise to Phu My Town, with Phu My Ward at its core. This administrative reshaping marked a new chapter for the area. Phu My Town encompasses a vast 333.84 square kilometers and is home to over 175,000 people. Phu My Ward stands as a testament to this change, a vibrant hub within a larger, evolving entity. The town’s boundaries tell a story of connection. It borders Chau Duc District to the east and Ho Chi Minh City to the west. To the south lie Ba Ria City and Vung Tau City, while Dong Nai Province stretches to the north. Phu My Town includes five wards, including Phu My Ward itself, and five communes, creating a diverse tapestry of urban and rural life. Interestingly, Phu My Town has significant tourism potential. Dinh Mountain, a prominent landmark, offers breathtaking views of the sea and mountains. It is also a place of spiritual significance, dotted with pagodas that reflect the local culture. Beyond Dinh Mountain, visitors can explore the historical relics of Hac Dich Tunnels, providing a glimpse into the past. Phu My Town’s economic landscape has also undergone a remarkable transformation. The development of industrial zones and clusters has spurred growth and attracted substantial investment. This economic engine has driven progress and brought significant changes to the region. Phu My Ward sits within this dynamic environment. It embodies the spirit of progress and transformation, a place where history and the future intertwine.