Bezienswaardigheden in Tây Ninh

Tây Ninh Essentials

Tây Ninh is defined by its spiritual significance and natural landmarks. The Cao Dai Holy See serves as the global center for Caodaism, showcasing a blend of Eastern and Western architectural styles. Nearby, the 986-meter Black Virgin Mountain features a complex of Buddhist temples and the world's tallest bronze Buddha statue on a mountain peak. The region also encompasses the Ben Duoc section of the Cu Chi Tunnels and the Dầu Tiếng Reservoir, alongside markets famous for regional dew-wetted rice paper.

Tay Ninh Cao Dai Holy See Temple

Caodaism is a monotheistic syncretic religion that retains many elements from Vietnamese folk religion such as ancestor worship, as well as…

Black Virgin Mountain

Black Virgin Mountain is a mountain in the Tây Ninh Province of Vietnam.

Khu du lịch Núi Bà Đen

A mountain resort complex featuring a cable car system, landscaped gardens, and a 72-meter-tall bronze Buddha statue situated at the summit of the highest peak in southern Vietnam.

Cu Chi Tunnels - Ben Duoc

The tunnels of Củ Chi are an immense network of connecting tunnels located in the Củ Chi District of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and are…

Bến Dược Memorial Temple

The Bến Dược Memorial Temple is a cultural history project of the Communist Party Committee and people of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Long Hoa Market

An octagonal central market established in 1952. It serves as a primary hub for regional products, including Tây Ninh shrimp salt, dew-wetted rice paper, and various vegetarian dishes associated with the local Caodai culture.

Ngọn Hải Đăng hồ Dầu Tiếng

A decorative lighthouse located on the banks of the Dầu Tiếng Reservoir, the largest artificial lake in Vietnam, providing views of the surrounding water and the distant Black Virgin Mountain.

Chợ Trảng Bàng

A local commercial center famous for the town's culinary heritage, specifically Trảng Bàng thick noodle soup (bánh canh) and the traditional production of dew-wetted rice paper.