Vung Tau

Toughton is located on the Toughton Peninsula in the south of Tongnai Province at the southern tip of Vietnam, 125 kilometers southeast of Ho Chi Minh City, and belongs to the Toughton Kunlun Island Special Zone, a municipality directly under the Central Government of Vietnam. Toudun City faces the Mekong River and the Saigon River. There are many beaches near the sea. This is the passage from Ho Chi Minh City to Ho Chi Minh City by sea. It was originally a small fishing village, which was opened up as a resort during the French colonial period and became the earliest summer resort in Vietnam.



Mount Jesus is located at the seaside about 8 kilometers southwest of Toudun. There is the world's largest statue of Jesus on the mountain, which is taller than the statue of Jesus in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.





The statue of Jesus Toudun has almost become a representative of Vung Tau. The 28 meter high statue was completed on a hill in 1971, and the platform on its base is 10 meters high. The interior is hollow. There is a 129 step staircase that can go up to the neck of the statue. The two arms of the statue are balconies, which can accommodate 6 people. The view from this statue is quite spectacular.











Toudun lighthouse was built on another smaller mountain in 1907. It was later burned down and rebuilt at its current location. It is about 18 meters high and 3 meters in diameter. There are four canons on the platform of the lighthouse, which were built in the old days to defend against foreign enemies. From this lighthouse, you can overlook the whole view of Toudun City.







Cong Bai Church, located in Helsinki Senate Square, was built in 1852. This church has a long history. Its architecture is exquisite and magnificent.