Thi Vai Mountain is located in Phu My, Tan Thanh, Ba Ria Vung Tau, Vietnam. It includes three over 100 years old pagodas offering the beauty and fresh air. Although the mountain is about 750m above sea level, you will have to pass 1340 steps with awinding path (about 3km) to reach the top of the mountain.

About 6 km from Ba Ria city, Dinh Mountain has long been a favorite destination of adventure travel enthusiasts, especially young people. It includes more than 100 temples located around the mountain. Tien stream and Da stream originate from Dinh Mountain and flow down with a height of nearly 500m from the top.

Bai Sau (Back Beach), also known as bai Thuy Van, is one of the most famous when traveling to Vung Tau. This place attracts many tourists with fine sand, blue seawaves and peaceful atmosphere.

Bau Sen Lake (Ho Bau Sen) is a lake located in in Vung Tau, Vietnam. It is one of the attractive places for tourists who love natural beauty. It is situated in the primeval mangrove forests with rich flora and fauna.

Con Heo Hill (Doi Con Heo) is located in the back beach of Vung Tau, Vietnam. It possesses awild landscape with many craggy rapids, especially from here you can look out towards the beautiful beach.

Ba Ria-Vung Tau is a province of Vietnam. It is located on the coast of the country's Southeast region. It also includes the Con Dao islands, located some distance off Vietnam's southeastern coast. It had a population of 1,410,841 in 2021.

Long Son Island (Dao Long Son) is an estuary island near Vung Tau, Vietnam. The Grand House of Long Son, home of the Ong Tran religion, is situated on the island.

Go Gang Island is located in the Long Son commune of Vung Tau and is about 3 km southwest of the city center of Vung Tau. The 30km2 island borders rivers on three sides and the seaon another.

Binh An Village Resort is a picturesque resort located in Ba  Ria-Vung Ta u Province, Vietnam. It offers a tranquil and scenic retreat, combining natural beauty with comfortable accommodations and amenities.

Vung Tau Cable Car Tourism is a455-meter-long system on the height of 201 m over sea-level that runs from the cable car station on Bai Truoc (Front beach) on Tran Phu Street to the Big Mountain. The electric-run cable cars can carry 2,000 passengers for one hour.