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Ba Ria-Vung Tau Destination Map
Ba Ria-Vung Tau

Vungtau, Vietnam is an easy getaway from the noisy and populous city of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. In bygone years, Vungtau was a favorite beach destination for the rich and famous in Ho Chi Minh City. Today Vungtau stands as a resort town in Baria - Vungtau, 125 kilometers from Ho Chin Minh City. It is approximately 14 kilometers long and 6 kilometers wide. It houses many bungalows and vacation homes from olden days and many large and modern hotels along its beaches.
There are many Vietnam tourist attractions in Vungtau. These include beaches and abundance of pagodas and temples, many leaning against the mountains and face the oceans. Vungtau, Vietnam faces the ocean on three sides. Not surprisingly Vung Tau is windy all year long with a very pleasant average temperature of 28 degrees centigrade which makes it a popular destination for sightseeing in Vietnam.
The three beaches in Vungtau, Vietnam are Bai Sau or the Rear Beach, Bai Dua or the Pineapple Beach, and Bai Truoc or Front beach.
Bai Sau beach is located in the southeast side of the town and is the most popular beach in Vungtau. The affluent Saigonese holiday makers are a common sight in this beach on weekends. During the rainy season the sea is calm, but frequent periods of high wind and dry waves during the dry season.
Bai Dua beach, located at the foot of Nui Nho Mountains, is historically known for its pineapple trees and black rocks. It is the smallest of all the beaches in Vung Tau but is a very popular destination for its majestic sunset and calm waters.
Bai Truoc beach is located between the Nui Lon and Nui Nho mountains and is lined with coconut trees, the beach looks like a crescent moon when seen from far. This is the closest beach from urban Vungtau, Vietnam and hence is filled with open air restaurants and bars.
Among the pagoda the Thich Ca Phat Dai Pagoda attracts maximum crowd, mostly pilgrims. This is famous for its large and serene environment and its 6.2 meter tall statue of Buddha. The other religious site is Niet Ban Tinh Xa Temple of Nirvana and the Statue of Jesus on top of Nui Nho Mountain.
Along with being one of the Vietnam popular destinations, Vungtau is also a centre of services for the exploitation of gas and oil with oil rigs just 70 kilometers off shore. Beside Vungtau, Vietnam also has a significant fishing industry.
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Other popular places are Communal House of Dao Ong Tran, Ben Da Church, Bach Dinh vestige, Long Phuoc Tunnels, Minh Dam Revolutionary Area... and over one hundred Buddhist pagodas and temples such as Niet Ban Monastery, Thang Tam Communal House, Linh Son Pagoda, Dinh Co
Located in the 90km southern part of Vung Tau,
Besides these, tourists can participate in some traditional festivals as Dinh Co Festival, Nghinh Ong Festival (Welcoming the Lord Whale Festival), play golf or watch dog racing in Lam Son stadium in
Vung Tau is 129km from
Road: Ba Ria - Vung Tau has National Highway 56 to
Air: There are flights from Vung Tau to the
Boat: Vina Express operates hydrofoils from central























