Kê Gà Lighthouse, standing proudly on Hòn Bà Island in Bình Thuận, is Vietnam’s oldest and tallest lighthouse, constructed by the French in 1897. This 35-meter granite tower, accessible by a 183-step spiral staircase, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the turquoise sea and rocky coastline. Designed to withstand harsh coastal conditions, its enduring light continues to guide ships safely. The lighthouse’s rustic charm and isolated setting attract adventurers and photographers, especially at sunrise. Reachable by boat or during low tide, Kê Gà combines historical significance with natural beauty, making it a must-visit landmark for those exploring Vietnam’s coastal heritage.