Nha Trang Cathedral (Mountain Church)

The stone Christ the King cathedral stands on a hill by the Ngã Sáu roundabout in central Nha Trang — locals call it the Mountain Church or the Stone Church. Gothic, built of stone between 1928 and 1941 after half of the hill was cut away. It is a working cathedral with no visiting hours for tourists: go in between services, dressed modestly and quietly.

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Last checked: 21 October 2026 · against independent sources

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  1. Google Maps — Nhà thờ Núi
    maps · seen on 21 October 2026
    Checked 21 Oct 2026: 01 Thái Nguyên; Catholic cathedral; no hours on the map; not closed
  2. Báo Khánh Hòa — Nha Trang Cathedral, a unique piece of architecture (October 2012)
    third-party publication · seen on 21 October 2026
    Opened 21 Oct 2026: Christ the King cathedral, locally called Nhà thờ Núi or Nhà thờ đá; Thái Nguyên street by Ngã Sáu; built 1928–1941, Gothic

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