[2025 Vung Tau Attraction] Travel Guide for Jesus Christ Statue (Updated May)

#vietnamtrip Jesus Christ Statue also known as The Christ of Vung Tau Statue is located at Vung Tau, Vietnam. The Jesus Christ Statue has an impressive height of 32 meters & it is the largest Christian statue across Asia since 2012 😎 To reach the top of the Jesus Christ Statue, a fit stamina & perseverance is required because we have to walk & hike nearly 800 steps 😱 The continuous effort will be rewarded by beautiful landscapes of mountains, natural scenery such as blue sea & trees once we go up to the top of sculptures on a 10-meter-high concrete pedestal. Remember to wear a hat & comfortable shoes, put sunscreen & bring bottled water to avoid sunburn & stay hydrated 💦 Good things(panorama views) take time(steps), isn’t it 🤣 Attraction: Jesus Christ Statue Address: Thuy Van Street, Ward 2, Vung Tau City, Ba Ria - Vung Tau Province, Vietnam 🇻🇳 Opening hours: 7.15am - 11.30am & 1.30pm - 4.30pm, daily Entrance fees: Free #jesuschrist #vungtau

Address: 34 Tran Phu, 1st floor, Vung Tau District, Ba Ria - Vung Tau Open daily from 11:00-00:00 (must leave the area before 17:00, the gate is locked on time) One of the largest statues of Jesus in Asia is 32 meters high and built on a mountain. It has been there for over 2 decades. To see it, you have to walk up more than 800 steps. There are viewpoints along the way and there are cafes and souvenir shops.

Vùng Tàu is the nearest beach to Ho Chi Minh City. It is a 2hr speed ferry or bus ride away. You get to see beautiful sea views, great and cheap seafood, and quaint vibes on a weekday. Definitely worth a visit. One of the major attractions is the Jesus statue that you can actually climb! Though the climb to the statue itself already isn't easy, it's up a steep hill! Definitely worth it to come here for a day trip! There's also a theme park and cable car if you're up for the thrills. Getting There - Greenline Speed Ferry from HCMC Attractions - Jesus Statue, Temples, Beaches Hotels - NA Food & Restaurants - seafood market Shopping - NA #beachlife #themepark

This statue of Jesus is located in Vung Tau, southern Vietnam. Getting there: Fly to Ho Chi Minh and then get the ferry boat ride to Vung Tau. Not expensive and you will be there in less than two hours. This Jesus statue sits at the top of a hill, similar to the one in Rio. You can climb the steps inside and stand on the arms to get a panoramic view of the beach town. Inside the statue also contains a small museum with art and relics. Well worth viewing. #vietnam #vungtau

Jesus Christ Statue, standing on Mount Nhỏ in Vung Tau, Vietnam. The Vietnamese Catholic Church built this statue in 1974 and it was completed in December 1994. The statue is the largest Christian statue across Asia since 2012, which is 32 metres (105 ft) high statue of Jesus extending his 18.3 metres (60 ft) long arms on the top of 170 metres (558 ft) high Nho Mount in Vung Tau. Again, this is the most amazing place you should visit in Vung Tau! Hope you like this post if you found this useful. Cheers :) #awesomepic #jesus #statue #vietnam

#postandearn #vungtau #localguides #vietnam A sea city 2 hours away from Ho Chi Minh City, where you can easily reach. Although the sea is not perfect, it is a nice place to refresh yourself. In addition, you can find many places to visit, places where you can eat seafood and entertainment venues. Back Beach : It is a long beach but when I was there they were renovating the beach. Whale statue : It is the symbol of this place, but I passed by on the road where there are a few requirements but I could not see it. Jesus Christ Statue : The biggest Jesus statue in Vietnam. I went up to the top by motorbike. I climbed about 100 steps. It was written that there were 800 steps if you wanted to go from the bottom, but you can go up by motorbike and the road is bad. I managed to get to the top with 2 people and one motorcycle. Front Beach : It is smaller than Back beach but still crowded and the view of the boat is beautiful. I recommend you to tour the peninsula by motorbike. Vung Tau is a nice place in general, but if you are going for a sea vacation, it may not meet your expectations. If you like seafood, you can find good seafood at an affordable price. It is a nice place to cool off.

#hochiminhtrip While Ho Chi Minh City itself doesn’t have beaches, you’re just a few hours away from some of Southern Vietnam’s most beautiful coastal escapes. Perfect for a quick weekend trip or even a day getaway! 📍 Top Beach Destinations Near Ho Chi Minh City 1. Vũng Tàu – Closest Beach City Just a 2-hour drive away, Vũng Tàu is a local favorite with long sandy beaches, fresh seafood, and scenic ocean views. Activities: Swimming, parasailing, seafood dining, hiking to the Jesus Christ statue Travel Time: ~2 hours by car or hydrofoil ferry 2. Hồ Tràm & Hồ Cốc – Tranquil Escapes Located just past Vũng Tàu, these beaches offer a more peaceful vibe with clear waters and luxury resorts. Activities: Beachfront spa retreats, surfing, romantic strolls Travel Time: ~2.5–3 hours by car 3. Mũi Né (Phan Thiết) – Adventure Meets Relaxation Famous for its red and white sand dunes, kite surfing, and beach resorts. Activities: Dune rides, wind sports, night markets Travel Time: ~4–5 hours by train or bus 4. Cần Giờ Beach – Closest Nature Escape Technically part of HCMC, this beach is ideal for a day trip with mangrove forests and black sand. Activities: Boat rides, monkey island, fresh seafood Travel Time: ~1.5 hours by motorbike or car 🚗 How to Reach By Car/Grab: Most beaches are reachable via smooth highways By Bus: Affordable and frequent options from central HCMC By Train (for Mũi Né): Comfortable ride from Saigon station By Ferry (for Vũng Tàu): Scenic and speedy hydrofoils available Ho Chi Minh’s nearby beaches offer the perfect blend of tropical relaxation and cultural charm. Whether you're chasing waves, seafood, or a romantic sunset, there's a beach calling your name! #seascapes #naturalwonders #travel #couplestrip #staycation #familytravel #poolhotel #resorts #buffets

Embarking on your first multi-country tour of Vietnam and beyond? Don't miss this carefully prepared guide! Savor the delicious Vietnamese puffed fish, sample the unique flavors of Cambodian cuisine, and take a tuk-tuk for a night tour of Siem Reap, immersing yourself in the exotic atmosphere. Nine days of non-stop excitement await! / 🛤️Itinerary: DAY 1-DAY 2: Arrive in Ho Chi Minh City and visit iconic attractions such as Jesus Mountain and the Whale Temple. DAY 3: Travel to My Tho for a Mekong River cruise, then return to Ho Chi Minh City to visit historical buildings like the Red Church. DAY 4: Visit the War Remnants Museum and other sites in Ho Chi Minh City, then travel to Phnom Penh. DAY 5-DAY 7: Arrive in Siem Reap and explore the ancient wonders of Angkor Thom, Bayon Temple, and more. Enjoy a romantic afternoon tea, watch the sunset from Phnom Bakheng, and experience the fun of a tuk-tuk night tour of Siem Reap. Then, return to Phnom Penh. DAY 8: Visit Phnom Penh's Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, and other landmarks before returning to Shanghai Pudong. DAY 9: Arrive in Shanghai Pudong, marking the end of a wonderful journey.🌟 / **Things to Note**: * Must-try Food🍜: Vietnamese puffed fish is incredibly delicious. There are also unique Vietnamese and Cambodian dishes to satisfy your cravings! * Airport Transportation🚖: Plan your route from the airport to the city in advance, avoiding peak hours to ensure a smooth trip. * Souvenir Shopping🎁: Compare prices when buying souvenirs. Some markets or small shops may offer better deals. * Local Customs🙌: Respect local culture and customs, and embrace the local way of life for a more immersive experience. / 🎉That's all for the mini-guide to this multi-country tour of Vietnam and beyond! We hope you have a fantastic time and create lasting memories~

| Vietnam's hidden seaside town, a complete guide to eating, drinking and having fun. Vung Tau | Vietnam's hidden seaside town, a complete guide to food, drink and fun My dears, today I want to share with you a super treasured Vietnamese seaside town - Vung Tau. It is the "back garden" of Ho Chi Minh City, combining delicious food and beautiful scenery. Follow this guide to unlock its charm! Must-try food No matter where you are, you will find a lot of things. This restaurant has a first-line sea view, and it is absolutely perfect to eat seafood hotpot at sunset! The fish soup made from freshly caught sea fish is extremely sweet and fresh, and is added with plump seasonal shrimps and seasoned with Vietnamese sour papaya. The sour and spicy taste instantly awakens the taste buds. After one bite, it feels as if the soul has been sublimated. It is so relaxing to enjoy the beautiful sea view while tasting the food! Thuy Van Night Market This is simply the hidden king of the snack street! The first recommendation is the fried shrimp cakes that have been recorded in the Asian Food Record. The shrimp cakes are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. One bite is full of shrimp meat and it is super satisfying. There is also white herring salad, fish marinated with lemon and served with roasted rice noodles, the unique taste is irresistible. If you combine these two dishes together, you can eat as much as you want at the night market for only NT$50 per person. It’s very cost-effective, so just go for it! 88 Beer Garden If you want to experience Vung Tau’s nightlife, this is definitely the ceiling! Order a barbecue platter, paired with an ice-cold beer, listen to the sound of the waves, and dance to the Vietnamese disco music. The atmosphere is super exciting and it is still packed at 2 a.m. Come here to release your energy! Check-in attractions Mount Jesus The 32-meter-high giant Jesus statue is more shocking than the same one in Brazil! Climb to the top of the mountain and overlook the sea from a "God's perspective", and any shot you take will be like the blockbuster movie "Stairway to Heaven". After going down the mountain, order a cup of drip coffee at the Jesus Cafe and slowly enjoy this romance, which will really make your heart thrill. Back Beach Sunset Cruise Charter a small boat and go out to sea to chase the pink and purple sunset. The scene is so beautiful that it will take your breath away. The boatman will also catch sea urchins on the spot. Fresh sea urchins can be eaten raw and have a sweet taste. This experience is more healing and unique than going to a popular beach! Bao Dai Palace The white palace is full of French style. Standing on the balcony with a panoramic view of the South China Sea, wearing the traditional Vietnamese costume Ao Dai to take photos, you will instantly transform into a Vietnamese princess. Legend has it that touching the ivory carvings on the doorposts can bring you royal aura. Dear darlings, don’t forget to try it! Con Dao Prison Museum Con Dao is 90 nautical miles away from Vung Tau and was once known as the "Alcatraz of Vietnam". After visiting the century-old prison cell and feeling the heavy history, you can jump into the emerald sea to snorkel. The strong collision of history and nature will give you an unprecedented experience. Travel Tips Traffic Tips It only takes 2 hours by speedboat from Ho Chi Minh City to Vung Tau. Although the ticket price will be higher on weekends, it is worth it to be able to quickly get to this treasure town! Accommodation is required I highly recommend the hotel with an infinity pool in Houtan. When you open the window, you can see the same sea view as in "Aquaman". When you wake up in the morning, you can see the beautiful sea view, which makes you feel extremely happy! Secret Food When you arrive in Vung Tau, remember to ask the local "Ca Kho To". They will take you to eat the most authentic charcoal-grilled sea fish with a secret sauce. Although it is spicy enough to make you cry, it is really delicious. This is a local treasure food! Dear kids, Vung Tau is really fun and delicious. Save this guide and find some time to check it out! You are also welcome to share your own Vung Tau hidden food and attractions in the comment section.

Vung Tau (Vũng Tàu), located in southern Vietnam, is a famous seaside resort city, about 120 kilometers from Ho Chi Minh City. It has beautiful beaches, rich historical sites and delicious seafood. ◆Main attractions - Vung Tau Beach (Back Beach and Front Beach): 💚 Front Beach: Close to the city, suitable for walking and enjoying the sea view. 💙 Back Beach: The beach is wide and suitable for swimming and sunbathing. 💜 Jesus Mountain (Núi Nhỏ): There is a huge statue of Jesus on the top of the mountain, overlooking the entire Vung Tau city and the sea view. 💛Vũng Tàu Lighthouse: Built in the 19th century, it is one of the iconic buildings of Vung Tau. 🧡White House (Bạch Dinh): A French colonial building, now a museum displaying historical relics. ❤️Whale Temple (Lăng Ông Nam Hải): A traditional temple dedicated to whales, where you can learn about the local fisherman culture. ◆Food recommendations 🍤Seafood: Vung Tau is famous for its fresh seafood. We recommend trying grilled lobster, steamed crab and grilled squid. 🍧Vietnamese Spring Rolls (Gỏi Cuốn): Refreshing and delicious, served with peanut sauce. 🍜Phở: A classic Vietnamese delicacy with delicious soup. 🥪Bánh Mì (Baguette Sandwich): A Vietnamese specialty snack, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Transportation 🚗Bus: There are multiple bus services from Ho Chi Minh City to Vung Tau, and the journey takes about 2-3 hours. 🛵 Motorcycle: Renting a motorcycle in Vung Tau is a convenient way to travel. 🚗Taxi: Taxis are convenient in the city and it is recommended to use a regular taxi company. Accommodation 🏨Luxury hotels: such as The Imperial Hotel Vung Tau. ❤️Mid-range hotels: such as Malibu Hotel Vung Tau. 🏠Budget accommodation: such as Vung Tau Backpackers Hostel. 📝Notes ①Sun protection: In tropical climates, you need to pay attention to sun protection, especially when doing beach activities. ② Respect culture: When visiting temples and religious sites, be sure to dress appropriately. ③Tips: Tipping is not mandatory in Vietnam, but you can give appropriate tips to service staff as a token of gratitude.

In a corner of time, Vung Tau is like a hidden gem, exuding a unique romance and tranquility. Stepping onto this land felt like stepping into a gentle seaside dream, embarking on a leisurely slow-paced journey. In the early morning, the sun gently sprinkled on the white sandy beach, awakening this coastal town. I strolled along the beach, the fine sand beneath my feet soft and warm. The waves gently lapped at my feet, bringing a touch of coolness. On the distant horizon, the rising sun gradually painted the sky in a magnificent orange-red, complementing the sparkling sea surface, creating a dreamlike beauty. The coastal coconut groves swayed in the breeze, rustling as if playing a natural symphony. Walking along the streets, I was surrounded by buildings full of Vietnamese charm. Colorful houses stood in picturesque disorder, their walls covered with green vines, adding vitality to the town. Local residents bustled about, their faces beaming with simple smiles. I entered a small cafe, ordered a cup of strong Vietnamese coffee, and sat by the window, quietly observing the city's life. The aroma of coffee filled the air, mingling with the sound of waves from outside, creating a refreshing atmosphere. In the afternoon, I visited Vung Tau's landmark attraction, the Christ of Vung Tau statue. This magnificent statue stands on a mountain, overlooking the entire city and the sea. I slowly ascended the steps, admiring the scenery along the way. Reaching the top, the view before me was breathtaking. The entire city of Vung Tau was in full view: the blue sea, the golden beach, the green vegetation, and the scattered buildings formed a picturesque scene. The sea breeze brushed my face, bringing a touch of coolness, and I was immersed in this boundless beauty. In the evening, the afterglow of the setting sun painted the sky golden. I went to a seaside restaurant, sat at an outdoor table, and savored the local cuisine. Fresh seafood paired with unique Vietnamese spices created an extremely delicious taste. As I watched the sun slowly set and disappear below the horizon, my heart was filled with reluctance. During this slow-paced time in Vung Tau, I forgot all my worries and fatigue, indulging in the tranquility and beauty of this coastal town. Every moment was like a precious painting, deeply imprinted in my heart, becoming my most unforgettable memory.

The Statue of Christ the King of Vung Tau is a destination not to be missed when you come to Vung Tau. Located on the top of Nho Mountain, the 32m high statue of Christ, with its arms raised towards the sea, is one of the largest statues of Christ in the world. Not only does it stand out for its impressive size, it also offers a wonderful panoramic view of the city and Vung Tau sea. To reach the statue, you will have to climb about 800 steps. Although it is a bit tiring, the cool, quiet green space of the surrounding area will make you feel relaxed. On the way up, you can stop at rest stops to catch your breath and take photos. If you do not want to climb, you can choose a taxi or motorbike to get to the foot of the mountain, then just walk a short distance to get there. The Statue of Christ was built in 1974 and has strong cultural and religious influences. Inside the statue, there are stairs leading to a high level, where you can stand inside the statue and admire Vung Tau from above. This is a very interesting and unique experience. In particular, the sunset here is very beautiful, you will have great photos when standing from the top of the statue looking down at the city and the vast ocean. Note that this area has quite a lot of tourists and locals visiting, so you may feel crowded during rush hours. However, the air here is quite airy, cool and peaceful, helping you feel more comfortable. If you come to Vung Tau, don't forget to visit the statue of Christ the King, both to admire the architectural beauty and to enjoy the wonderful natural space. #travel

9-day in-depth tour of Vietnam and other countries: Experience the charm of multiple countries in one trip! This super practical guide will help you set off with ease. Don't miss out! -- 🛫Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai Pudong and arrive in Ho Chi Minh City. Days 2–3: Explore Ho Chi Minh City and Vung Tau, visit Jesus Mountain, Whale Temple, and other attractions, and take a boat tour of the Mekong River. Day 4: Continue exploring Ho Chi Minh City, then head to Phnom Penh. Days 5–7: Explore Phnom Penh and Angkor Wat in depth, including a boat tour of Tonle Sap Lake, exploring the Angkor Wat complex, and enjoying a romantic afternoon tea and a tuk-tuk night tour. Day 8: Visit important attractions in Phnom Penh, then fly back to Shanghai Pudong. Day 9: Arrive at Shanghai Pudong and end your wonderful journey! 🛬 -- Travel Checklist: 🧳Multi-country tour, don't forget to bring these! 📞Prepare a SIM card for smooth communication and internet access abroad. 🔌A plug adapter is essential as different countries have different voltages. 📜Make sure you have all your documents, including visas and passports. 👕Prepare lightweight clothing to adapt to the local climate. 🔋Bring a charger and power bank to stay connected anytime, anywhere. 💊Carry common medications with you, as health and safety are important. -- 🎉Multi-country tour of Vietnam and other countries: Enjoy the exotic charm and may your journey be filled with wonderful memories and fun!

9-day in-depth tour of Vietnam and more, experience the culture of multiple countries in one trip! This super practical guide will help you travel with ease, so save it now! . 🌟Route Overview:🌟 DAY 1-2: 🛫 Depart for Ho Chi Minh City, visit Vung Tau attractions such as Jesus Mountain and Whale Temple. DAY 3: 🛶 Experience a Mekong River cruise, explore Thoi Son Island, then visit famous attractions such as the Reunification Palace and Notre Dame Cathedral. DAY 4: 🏛️ Visit landmarks such as the War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City, then head to Phnom Penh. DAY 5-7: 🛶 After a boat tour of Tonle Sap Lake in Phnom Penh, head to Angkor to explore many historical sites, such as Angkor Thom and Bayon Temple, and enjoy a romantic afternoon tea and a tuk-tuk night tour. DAY 8: 🏰 Return to Phnom Penh, visit the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, then head home 🛬. DAY 9: 🏠 Return to Shanghai Pudong, end of trip. . Attraction Recommendations: 🏯 Angkor Wat: One of the four great wonders of the ancient East! The architecture here is very symmetrical, and every detail reveals the wisdom of ancient civilizations. 📬 Saigon Central Post Office: Want to experience the style of the French colonial period? This is the place to be! This post office retains the style of that era. 🏛️ Royal Palace of Phnom Penh: Full of traditional Khmer style and religious colors, every step feels like a journey back to an ancient dynasty. 🏰 Angkor Thom: As the last capital of the Khmer Empire, this place tells the story of an era's glory and decline. . Travel Essentials: Multi-Country Travel Packing Guide 📞 **SIM Card and Internet Device**: Don't forget to prepare a local SIM card in advance to keep the internet connection smooth for navigation and emergency contact. You can also consider renting a mobile Wi-Fi device to ensure a worry-free internet connection. 🔌 **Plug Adapter**: When traveling to multiple countries, plug specifications may vary, so bring a universal adapter to ensure worry-free charging and keep your devices fully charged at all times. 🪪 **Documents and Papers**: Carry essential documents such as your passport, visa, and ID card with you, and keep a copy or electronic version for emergencies. 👕 **Clothing and Comfortable Shoes**: For a February trip, choose clothing according to the destination's climate. Lightweight and breathable sportswear and a pair of comfortable shoes will keep you comfortable on your journey. 🔋 **Charger and Backup Power**: Power banks and data cables are great travel companions, ensuring your phone and camera are always charged so you don't miss any beautiful moments. These are the essentials for your multi-country trip, so pack light and enjoy your journey! . Experience the culture of multiple countries and travel with ease. We hope this guide adds a splash of color to your trip. Have a great journey!

It was hard to climb up, but the view from the entire Vung Tau was nice.

Do you see the statue of Jesus on top of that mountain? There are 1000 steps!!! If you climb all the way up while panting, you can enter the statue of Jesus. Take off your shoes, go inside, and climb the stairs again, go up to the shoulder observatory of the statue of Jesus, and you can see the beach and downtown of Vung Tau. Vung Tau seen while feeling the cool breeze It's really beautiful. ***It takes about an hour and a half by car from District 1. I think it would be good to tour it together with the Mui Ne Desert. #Vung Tau #Vung Tau Travel #Vung Tau Places to Visit #Vung Tau Statue of Jesus #Statue of Jesus #Vietnam #Vietnam Hot Place #Vietnam Travel #Restaurant with a View #Mui Ne #Mui Ne Desert Tour #Phan Thiet

This is the statue of Jesus located in Vung Tau, a city near Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. It is a 32m tall statue built on Nyo Mountain over 20 years and is the largest statue of Jesus in Asia. You have to climb many stairs to get to the statue of Jesus, which is hard in hot weather, but you must climb to see the beautiful scenery! When you reach the top, you can go inside the statue of Jesus, and the view of Vung Tau city from inside the statue is truly a work of art that will make you forget the heat. ꯁ 📍 Statue of Jesus Christ (Tượng đài Chúa Kitô) ▪️ Location: CN3 01, Bà Rịa, Vũng Tàu, Bà Rịa - Vũng Tàu, Vietnam ▪️ Business hours: Every day 07:00 - 16:30 #Overseas travel #Vietnam travel #Vung Tau travel

Jesus Christ statue overlooking Bai Sau shore in Vung Tau.

An excellent place to visit with great fews and a challenging number of steps to tackle. It is very spiritual and a must place to visit for anyone going to Vung Tau. The souvenir shop has a great range of stuff at reasonable prices. A great experience.

Greatful #ontopvungtau #morning on the beach ##oysterbayhotel ##StrangeviewinVungtau At the weekend, I and my family always have a trip to Vung tau because it locates not too far away.

🌈When in Vietnam, you must visit the Christ of Vung Tau in Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province to experience a trip that's truly worth it! 💪 🌈Located about 8 kilometers southwest of Vung Tau by the sea, the origin of this Christ statue is due to the deep influence of the former French colonial rule on the Vietnamese people, with Catholicism playing a significant role in Vietnam The statue was constructed in 1971, during the Vietnam War, with the hope that Christ would protect the safety of Vung Tau 🌈This Christ statue, comparable to one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is one of the few large Christ statues in the world 💪 🌈In terms of individual structure, the Christ of Vung Tau stands 32 meters tall with arms stretching 18.4 meters wide, taller than the Christ the Redeemer in Brazil (26 meters tall with a 10-meter arm span), making it the largest Christ statue in Asia 👍 🌈The Christ statue can be considered a symbol of the coastal city of Vung Tau, located on the peak of the Small Mountain (Nui Nho). To reach the top, one must climb more than 1000 steps . The mountain is not very high, but the hot weather in Vietnam makes the climb quite challenging . Fortunately, every 50 steps along the climb, there's a sign to indicate progress, and there are many small platforms with stone benches for tourists to rest. Each bench is engraved with names, as many devout Catholics generously donated in the past for the construction of the Christ statue, and each bench is a testament to their contribution . 🌈Inside the Christ statue, there's a spiral staircase of 133 steps that leads to the shoulders 😎, where up to three people can stand on each shoulder at the same time 💪. 🌈From the terraces on the shoulders of the Christ statue, one can overlook the entire city of Vung Tau and the vast sea 🌈Warm reminders: 1. Admission: Free. 2. Opening hours: Monday-Thursday, Saturday-Sunday 7:15-11:30, 13:30-16:30 🤗 Friday 7:15-11:30, 13:30-15:30 🤗 3. Important notes: 🌟Be sure to wear sleeved tops and pants that go past the knees, no slippers allowed, and ladies, please do not wear skirts 👩‍👩‍👧‍👧. 🌟Shoes, hats, sunglasses, bags, and water are not allowed inside the Christ statue. 4. Duration: 1-1.5 hours for the round trip . 🌈Although climbing the Christ of Vung Tau is challenging, the scenery along the way and the panoramic view of Vung Tau city and the continuous coastline from its shoulders are so blue and spectacular. Looking up at the side profile of Christ with the breeze gently blowing, one feels no regrets 👩‍❤️‍👩😎🥰

#vietnam The statue of Christ with open arms is located on the top of Nho Mountain, also known as Tao Phung Mountain, in Ward 2, Vung Tau City, Ba Ria - Vung Tau Province. Located at an altitude of 136 meters above sea level, this famous Vung Tau tourist destination is located on the same mountain as Vung Tau lighthouse but at two different peaks, the lighthouse is located on the higher mountain top. Up to 32 meters high, the two arms are 18.4 meters wide, the statue of Christ with open arms in Vung Tau is considered the largest statue of Christ with open arms in Vietnam and the largest in Asia today. This Vung Tau tourist destination is also considered a symbol of the coastal city and is a must-see place for many tourists when traveling to Vung Tau.

#vietnam Christ the King Statue (Tượng Chúa Kitô Vua) is a statue of Jesus Christ located on Mount Nho in Vung Tau, Vietnam. It is the tallest statue of Jesus Christ in Southeast Asia, standing at 32 meters (105 feet) tall. The statue was built in 1974 and was completed in 1993. The statue is made of reinforced concrete and covered with white marble. It depicts Jesus Christ standing with his arms outstretched, overlooking the city of Vung Tau and the South China Sea. Visitors can climb the statue's 133 steps to reach the top, where they can enjoy panoramic views of the city and the surrounding area.

Jesus Mountain, located in Vung Tau City, Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province, Vietnam, is a world-famous attraction. There is the world's largest statue of Jesus on the mountain. This milky white statue of Jesus on Mount Christ in Vung Tau is 32 meters tall, taller than the one in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Visitors to Mount Jesus can climb on the shoulders of the Jesus statue and overlook the beautiful sea view. On the way to the statue of Jesus, you can see some statues full of Catholic characteristics. Whether you are Catholic or not, I recommend visiting Mount Jesus during your trip to Vung Tau, Vietnam. I believe you will have an unforgettable sightseeing trip. #Overseas Internet celebrity check-in spots

The huge Jesus statue is located at the most popular and iconic attraction in Vung Tau. To climb Jesus Hill, one must climb a thousand steps. Visitors can also climb a narrow spiral staircase to the shoulders of the Jesus statue and overlook the entire city and Long Hai Beach from a high place. A must-see for a relaxing day trip to Vung Tau Beach.

vùng Tàu There is a bus from Tan Son Nhat Airport, and the Chikyu-no-Arukikata says it takes about 2 hours and 15 minutes, but it's unclear when the bus leaves. Also, the bus seems to be doing some kind of delivery business along the way, so I remember it took about 4 hours with detours and baggage delivery. The bus driver can't get there unless he knows the address, so you have to show him the address in Vietnamese. The statue of Christ can be reached by climbing up the steep stone steps in about 30 minutes. It's not a very big statue, and it's built in a secluded area, so it's actually hard to see from far away. There was a white sand beach nearby, so I think you could go swimming there. (I didn't go to the beach, so I don't know how to get there.) On the way back, there is a bus to Ho Chi Minh City from Vung Tau Bus Terminal (170k), but I think it took about 4 hours again because I picked up people on the way back and I was in the evening rush hour. The scenery was beautiful, so if you don't have anything in particular to do in Ho Chi Minh City, I recommend going a little further. #Vietnam #Ho Chi Minh City #Shirahama #Sea #Christ

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