A two-hour drive will take you to Vung Tau where you can relax and enjoy some fun under the sun. Vung Tau is one of the most popular seaside resorts in Vietnam with golden sandy beaches and transparent warm blue water. Our first stop is a visit to the 32-meter-high Christ the King that standing on "Nui Nho" - Small Mountain Overlooking the sea (Tao Phung Mountain) for lovely views from the top of the statue. We then continue heading to Vung Tau, visiting "Bach Dinh" - Villa Blanche, which is one of the tourist destinations in Vung Tau built from the French period, bearing the French architecture that still exists today. This lavish building was built as a resort in Vung Tau for Indochinese Governor-General, King Bao Dai and presidents in Vietnam. Enjoy a seafood lunch at a beautiful local restaurant. Relax and free for swimming at one of nice beaches in Vietnam. We will then visit a popular "Thich Ca Phat Dai" - notable Theravada Buddhist temple which is one of the spiritual temples in Vung Tau City. The overall appearance of the temple is a clever combination of religious architecture and natural scenery on the slope of the mountain.  What to bring: Sun cream, hat, flip flop or sandals, swimming suit, beach wearing, towel, camera.