✝️ 2. Christ the King Statue

• Address: Small Mountain (Nui Nho), Ward 2, Vung Tau City
• Distance from City Center: About 2.5 km
• Transportation: Motorbike, hiking on foot
• Best Time to Visit: Early morning or late afternoon
• Highlights: A 32-meter-high statue with an 18.4-meter arm span, featuring a balcony with panoramic sea views
• Activities: Hiking, photography, sightseeing
• Local Snacks Nearby: Sugarcane juice, banh tieu (Vietnamese fried hollow dough), grilled seafood
• History: Built in 1974, it is a religious and cultural symbol of Vung Tau
• Weather: Cool and breezy with pleasant sea winds

🌄 3. Vung Tau Lighthouse

• Address: Small Mountain (Nui Nho), Ward 2, Vung Tau City
• Distance from City Center: About 2 km
• Transportation: Motorbike, walking
• Best Time to Visit: Afternoon for sunset views
• Highlights: One of the oldest lighthouses in Vietnam, located 170 meters above sea level
• Activities: Sightseeing, photography, enjoying coffee on the mountainside
• Local Specialties: Meat-filled banh tieu, Vietnamese iced milk coffee
• History: Built in 1862 during the French colonial period
• Weather: Cool breezes and fresh air

🍲 4. Xom Luoi Seafood Market

• Address: Phan Boi Chau Street, Ward 2, Vung Tau City
• Distance from City Center: About 1.5 km
• Transportation: Motorbike, taxi, walking
• Best Time to Visit: Early morning (5:00 AM – 8:00 AM)
• Highlights: Fresh live seafood, affordable prices, and a wide variety of choices
• Activities: Buying seafood, dining on-site
• Local Specialties: Steamed crab, grilled shrimp, sun-dried Spanish mackerel
• History: A traditional seafood market of local fishermen
• Weather: Cool and pleasant in the early morning

📞 Contact to book Vung Tau tours from Hanoi:
Ha Noi VIP Tours – Mr. Duan: +84 966 355 819

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