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Is a gathering place for locals who are seeking luck, health, and prosperity and wish to pay homage to the young girl, now known as Long Hai’s protector and goddess. The pagoda is lined with stairs, and large trees and frequented by charming old ladies eager to show you around, despite the language barrier. The view overlooking the beach is stunning.

A hundred year-old Phuoc Hai Fisherman Village, located in Dat Do district, Ba Ria-Vung Tau province. This small town is well-known for not only its beautiful, pristine and romantic beaches but also signature dishes such as fish sauce and dried fish. Visitors who visit the village may discover the unique culture of the local fisherman and the salty taste of their life.

In this coastal city, you cannot miss the fun by the sea at Front Beach or Back Beach. Those beaches are the most popular places in the city to enjoy typical beach activities.

The museum is located in a particular cultural institution in the province. This is a place to store, display and introduce artifacts, typical images of the country and people of Ba Ria - Vung Tau province from the pre-history period.

Giving its best Rio de Janeiro impression, Vung Tau boasts a giant 105-foot-tall statue of Jesus Christ. Standing atop Small Mountain, this statue overlooks the city from a clear vantage point - it is especially beautiful at sunrise. It’s not an easy hike to the top - there are exactly 847 steps to conquer, but in the end you will be rewarded with sweeping views of the coast. Head a little higher inside the statue itself and you can take a look at the city from behind Jesus Christ’s shoulder.

Located in Small Mountain is Vung Tau’s lighthouse. This is the best 360-panoramas of Vung Tau city. The lighthouse is extremely photogenic and worth heading to for the perfect Instagram shot.

Ho May - Panoramic views of Front Beach. Vung Tau with White Palace between the green of the forest.