January
26.3°C ~ 79°F
4 days of rain
Crowds: Busy
A 32-metre statue of Christ with open arms on Nho Mountain, reached by a long staircase with views over the coast.
The Christ of Vung Tau stands on top of Nho Mountain at the end of the peninsula. It is one of the largest statues of Christ in Asia, and its arms open towards the sea.
You climb a long staircase to reach it. From the platform you can see the coast, the beaches and the city, which is a favourite view for both visitors and local families.
| Opening hours | Daily, about 7:00 – 17:00 |
|---|---|
| Entry fee | Free |
| Time needed | 1 – 1.5 hours |
| Best time of day | Early morning or late afternoon |
| Good for | Everyone, photographers, active visitors |
| Accessibility | Long staircase; not wheelchair friendly |
| Facilities | Small drink stalls near the entrance, toilets, parking |
Prices and hours can change. Check the official source before you go.
Weather in Vung Tau by month.
26.3°C ~ 79°F
4 days of rain
Crowds: Busy
26.5°C ~ 80°F
1 day of rain
Crowds: Busy
27.4°C ~ 81°F
2 days of rain
Crowds: Moderate
28.8°C ~ 84°F
7 days of rain
Crowds: Busy
28.9°C ~ 84°F
23 days of rain
Crowds: Moderate
28.2°C ~ 83°F
26 days of rain
Crowds: Moderate
27.6°C ~ 82°F
29 days of rain
Crowds: Moderate
27.7°C ~ 82°F
28 days of rain
Crowds: Moderate
27.3°C ~ 81°F
28 days of rain
Crowds: Moderate
27.2°C ~ 81°F
25 days of rain
Crowds: Quiet
27.2°C ~ 81°F
15 days of rain
Crowds: Moderate
26.6°C ~ 80°F
8 days of rain
Crowds: Busy
The statue is on Nho Mountain at the south-east tip of the Vung Tau peninsula, a 10 to 15 minute ride by taxi or Grab from the city centre. You can also reach it by motorbike.
Nho Mountain, Tran Phu, Vung Tau
Yes, entry is free.
There are several hundred steps, and the climb takes 15 to 25 minutes at a steady pace.
Cover your shoulders and knees to enter, and wear shoes for the stairs.