Throughout the history of Phu Yen’s formation and development, Tuy Hoa has transformed from a small, underdeveloped township at the downstream of the Da Rang River into a dynamic city that is now part of the modern coastal urban corridor in south-central Vietnam.

Tuy Hoa covers a natural area of around 107.3 square kilometers and is home to about 202,030 people across 12 administrative units, including nine wards and three communes.

The city boasts scenic natural landscapes, including a pristine coastline that is more than 30 kilometers long.

The Da Rang River, which flows from the Central Highlands, winds through the city and its fertile fields.

Landmarks such as Nhan Tower and Chop Chai Mountain serve as legendary symbols of a land steeped in tradition and affection.

As sunset blankets the city and the streets begin to light up, Tuy Hoa looks like a captivating painting, blending old charm with a modern style that enchants every visitor.

According to a central government directive on reorganizing administrative boundaries, Tuy Hoa City will officially be dissolved starting July 1, 2025.

The city will be divided into three wards of Tuy Hoa, Phu Yen, and Binh Kien.