Climb Christ of Vung Tau statue
1-2 hours | Easy | Entry fee to Small Mountain
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Ba Ria-Vung Tau, Vietnam
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The Christ of Vung Tau is a 32-meter tall white statue of Jesus Christ located on Small Mountain in Vung Tau, overlooking the South China Sea. Built in 1974, it is one of Southeast Asia's tallest Christ statues and serves as both a spiritual landmark and iconic beacon for the coastal city. The statue is accessible by climbing 143 steps and offers panoramic views of Vung Tau harbor and the surrounding coastline.
The Christ of Vung Tau is a 32-meter tall white statue of Jesus Christ located on Small Mountain in Vung Tau, overlooking the South China Sea. B...
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Photography at sunset from statue base
2 hours | Easy
Visit Vung Tau coastal market
2-3 hours | Easy
Beach walk at Front Beach
2 hours | Easy
Visit nearby Mulberry Silk Factory
3 hours | Easy | Guided tour with shopping
Mulberry Silk Factory
Local silk weaving facility showcasing traditional Vietnamese silk production techniques and offering handmade silk products. | 3 km
Whale Temple
Historic temple dedicated to whales and seafarers, featuring intricate wood carvings and local maritime folklore. | 2 km
Tay Tuu Market
Authentic local market selling fresh seafood, tropical fruits, and traditional Vietnamese ingredients with minimal tourist presence. | 6 km
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The statue provides breathtaking coastal views, spiritual significance, and a unique vantage point to appreciate Vung Tau's maritime landscape. It is an offbeat religious monument that combines pilgrimage with scenic tourism.
Best time
October to April
How to reach
From Ho Chi Minh City, take National Highway 51 southeast towards Vung Tau (approximately 120 km, 2.5-3 hours). Upon arriving in Vung Tau, follow signs to Small Mountain where the Christ statue is located.
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