The tranquil Cha Co Beach and Cha Co Cathedral

Cha Co Beach in Mong Cai, Vietnam, is a very pristine beach, stretching for dozens of kilometers with clear blue water. The tranquil beach is not noisy, and across the sea is Dongxing Wanwei Golden Beach in China. Nearby is the century-old Cha Co Cathedral, built in the Gothic style during the French colonial period in Vietnam. The cathedral has a history of over a hundred years, with a unique architectural style. On both sides, there are twelve life-sized, finely carved marble statues depicting the stories of Jesus. The overall design is unique, old and mottled, and full of historical charm. When crossing the border, you can take the opportunity to visit. The zero-kilometer marker of Vietnam's national highway is also here. Attraction address: Located on the Cha Co Peninsula in Mong Cai City, Quang Ninh Province, in the northeastern coastal region of Vietnam. Other tips: It is best to visit in the early morning or late afternoon when the light is soft, making it very suitable for photography and avoiding strong sunlight. The restroom at the century-old Cha Co Cathedral charges 3 RMB. Ticket fee: Free