The statue of Jesus on Vung Tau Island was larger than I thought. I felt awe at the magnificence. Because it's a small island, I thought there were not many tourists, but surprisingly there were many people. The statue of Jesus is a bronze statue, but it can be regarded as a huge tower. There is a door behind the statue of Jesus, and it is designed to climb the stairs to the statue of Jesus. Perhaps it is the influence of Buddhist culture, you must take off your shoes to climb the statue of Jesus. And you have to put all your luggage up. There is no special facility to store luggage and shoes. If the manager who looks unreliable asks you to leave it on the floor, you have to take it off and go up. When I entered the statue of Jesus, I seemed to know why I asked him to leave his luggage. It was a space where two people could not pass without passing each other by climbing the narrow and steep stairs, coming down from above and going up from below. In addition, the top is a small balcony structure where you can look out with your head as the day before the statue of Jesus. The balcony is a space where two or three people can barely squeeze. There are many people waiting under it to climb there. I would have just given up if I was normal, but I decided to wait. The day before the statue of Jesus, it is a wonderful view. Although the pointed nails installed to prevent climbing were a bit brutal, The panoramic view of Vung Tau Island was at a glance.