Con Dao Museum offers a fascinating insight into the island’s history through artifacts, photographs, and exhibits that highlight the resilience and sacrifices of Vietnamese revolutionaries. A must-visit destination for history lovers.

The Governor’s Palace (Dinh Chúa Đảo) is a historic landmark that once served as the residence of Con Dao’s colonial governors. Featuring French colonial architecture, the site displays artifacts and photographs that reveal the island’s prison history and offers visitors a deeper understanding of Con Dao’s past.

Explore Phu Hai Prison, the French and American Tiger Cages, and the Cow Shed Isolation Area to learn about Con Dao’s prison history and the enduring spirit of Vietnamese political prisoners.

Vo Thi Sau’s Grave – A Symbol of Courage and Patriotism in Con Dao Located within Hang Duong Cemetery, the grave of national heroine Vo Thi Sau is one of the most sacred sites in Con Dao. Vo Thi Sau was a young revolutionary who was executed by the French colonialists in 1952 at the age of 19 for her involvement in the resistance movement. Her final resting place has become not only a historical landmark but also a spiritual destination where locals and visitors come to pay tribute. Many believe in her spiritual presence and visit to pray for peace, health, and good fortune. At night, her grave glows with offerings of candles and flowers, creating a solemn yet touching atmosphere. Then our car will take you back your hotel