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[Departing from Ho Chi Minh City | Private Japanese-speaking Guide & Chartered Car | Vung Tau Day Trip Private Tour | Christ the Redeemer, White Palace, Ninh Phong Cape]
[Departing from Ho Chi Minh City | Private Japanese-speaking Guide & Chartered Car | Vung Tau Day Trip Private Tour | Christ the Redeemer, White Palace, Ninh Phong Cape]
[Departing from Ho Chi Minh City | Private Japanese-speaking Guide & Chartered Car | Vung Tau Day Trip Private Tour | Christ the Redeemer, White Palace, Ninh Phong Cape]
[Departing from Ho Chi Minh City | Private Japanese-speaking Guide & Chartered Car | Vung Tau Day Trip Private Tour | Christ the Redeemer, White Palace, Ninh Phong Cape]
[Departing from Ho Chi Minh City | Private Japanese-speaking Guide & Chartered Car | Vung Tau Day Trip Private Tour | Christ the Redeemer, White Palace, Ninh Phong Cape]

[Departing from Ho Chi Minh City | Private Japanese-speaking Guide & Chartered Car | Vung Tau Day Trip Private Tour | Christ the Redeemer, White Palace, Ninh Phong Cape]


Please present your e-voucher and passport on-site

  • Enjoy a comfortable private tour with a dedicated Japanese-speaking guide and a private Kia Carnival (or equivalent) vehicle.
  • Efficiently visit popular spots in Vung Tau, including the iconic "Christ the Redeemer" statue.
  • Enjoy the beautiful ocean views from the spectacular viewpoint "Nying Fong Cape (Gate of Paradise)".
  • Visit the historic "White Palace".
  • Enjoy a Vung Tau specialty lunch at a local restaurant.

Comes with a delightful gift!
One gift per person, with your choice of gift (Non La mask, mini fin coffee set, or magnet).
*Please select your desired gift when making your reservation.

[5% App discount] Code: APP5OFF , HK: APP15HK

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[Departing from Ho Chi Minh City | Private Japanese-speaking Guide & Chartered Car | Vung Tau Day Trip Private Tour | Christ the Redeemer, White Palace, Ninh Phong Cape]

This is a private tour exclusively for you, accompanied by a dedicated Japanese-speaking guide and a chartered Kia Carnival (or equivalent class) vehicle. Enjoy a relaxing sightseeing experience in the spacious comfort of the vehicle, without having to worry about other passengers.

In Vung Tau, you'll visit the city's iconic Christ the Redeemer statue, the breathtaking Ninh Phong Cape, and the historic White Palace. Lunch at a local restaurant is also included. A dedicated Japanese-speaking guide will explain the highlights and history of each location, allowing you to fully enjoy Vung Tau's nature, culture, and unique seaside charm.

Meeting point: Your hotel in central Ho Chi Minh City. A private car and a dedicated Japanese-speaking guide will pick you up from your hotel. Enjoy a comfortable ride from hotel to hotel.
*If you are staying at a hotel outside of central Ho Chi Minh City, please contact us before making a reservation.

Statue of Christ

Statue of Christ

Cape Nyingfon (Gate of Paradise)

Cape Nyingfon (Gate of Paradise)

White Palace

White Palace

Chartered Kia Carnival (or equivalent class)

Chartered Kia Carnival (or equivalent class)

Purchase Notice

  • This is a private tour.
  • The minimum number of participants required is 2.

Reminders

  • In case of delays caused by traffic, weather, or other force majeure factors resulting in the cancellation of some itinerary attractions, please contact customer service. We will arrange a partial refund for you

  • Please arrive at the designated location 10 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time

FAQ

1. What is the historical significance of the Vung Tau Christ Statue?

The Vung Tau Christ Statue, known locally as "Christ the King," stands as a prominent symbol of Vung Tau and a significant religious monument for Vietnam's Catholic community. Constructed between 1974 and 1993, it not only represents faith but also serves as a landmark offering panoramic views, reflecting the city's rich heritage and enduring spirit.

2. Where is the Vung Tau Christ Statue located and what are its surroundings like?

The Vung Tau Christ Statue is majestically situated on Small Mountain (Núi Nhỏ) in Vung Tau, Vietnam, facing the East Sea. Its elevated position provides stunning panoramic vistas of the city's expansive coastline, beautiful beaches, and the vast ocean, establishing it as a key scenic and spiritual focal point in the region.

3. What are the distinctive physical features and appearance of the Vung Tau Christ Statue?

Standing at approximately 32 meters tall, atop a 4-meter high pedestal, the Vung Tau Christ Statue is characterized by its impressive scale and outstretched arms, which span 18.4 meters. A unique feature allows visitors to ascend nearly 1,000 internal steps, leading to an observation platform on the statue's shoulders, offering a distinctive perspective of the surrounding landscape.

4. How many steps are there to reach the Vung Tau Christ Statue, and what can visitors expect during the climb?

To reach the base of the Vung Tau Christ Statue, visitors must ascend approximately 1,000 steps. The climb can be strenuous but offers several shaded resting points and scenic overlooks along the way, providing opportunities to enjoy the views and take breaks. Inside the statue itself, additional steps lead to the observation platform on its shoulders.

5. What kind of views or landmarks can be seen from the observation deck of the Vung Tau Christ Statue?

From the observation deck located within the shoulders of the Vung Tau Christ Statue, visitors are treated to breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views. This includes the vibrant cityscape of Vung Tau, its bustling beaches like Front Beach and Back Beach, the serene expanse of the East Sea, and the surrounding verdant mountains.

6. Are there any specific cultural or religious customs to be aware of when visiting the Vung Tau Christ Statue?

As the Vung Tau Christ Statue is a revered religious site, visitors are encouraged to dress modestly, ensuring shoulders and knees are covered, out of respect. It is also advisable to maintain a calm and quiet demeanor, avoiding loud conversations, to preserve the sacred atmosphere. Photography is generally permitted.

7. What is the best time of day to visit the Vung Tau Christ Statue to avoid crowds and enjoy the view?

For an optimal experience at the Vung Tau Christ Statue, visiting in the early morning, shortly after it opens, or in the late afternoon is highly recommended. These times typically offer cooler temperatures for the climb and fewer crowds, allowing for a more peaceful visit and beautiful views, particularly during sunrise or sunset.

8. Besides the Vung Tau Christ Statue, what other significant historical sites are nearby, like the White Palace?

Beyond the iconic Christ Statue, Vung Tau boasts other significant historical sites. The White Palace (Bạch Dinh) is a beautifully preserved French colonial villa, offering rich history and stunning ocean vistas. Additionally, Nghinh Phong Cape, often referred to as "Heaven's Gate," provides both historical context and breathtaking natural scenery, complementing the Christ Statue's charm.

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