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Ba Ria - Vung Tau is a coastal province in the Southeast of Vietnam. Located in the southern key economic zone, at the gateway to the East Sea of the provinces in the South East, Ba Ria - Vung Tau is well connected with Ho Chi Minh City and other provinces. land, air, water and rail. Vung Tau, the city of sea tourism and the center of southern oil exploration, was once the administrative center of the province. Since May 2, 2012, the province has moved to Ba Ria town and is the first province of the South East with two cities under the province. According to the 2004 United Nations Development Program Vietnam, Ba Ria - Vung Tau is the country with the highest GDP per capita ($ 10,543 by purchasing power parity) and the transmission index Human HDI (0.828). [2] The province has a high rate of urbanization. Ba Ria - Vung Tau is in tropical monsoon climate; a year divided two distinct seasons. The rainy season starts from May to October, this time with southwest monsoon. Dry season begins from November to April next year, this time there are monsoons northeast. The average annual temperature is 27 ° C, the lowest is about 24.8 ° C, the highest is about 28.6 ° C. Hours of sunshine are very high, about 2400 hours a year. The average rainfall is 1500mm. Ba Ria - Vung Tau is located in the area less storm. Ba Ria - Vung Tau has 7 administrative divisions located on land and an island administrative unit is Con Dao district. The topography of the province can be divided into four regions: peninsular islands, semi-mountainous hills and coastal plain valleys. The long and narrow Vung Tau Peninsula covers an area of 82.86 km² and is 3-4 meters above sea level. The islands include Kunlun Islands and Long Son Island. The semi-mountainous hills lie in the north and northeast of the province, mostly in Phu My town and Chau Duc and Xuyen Moc districts. In this area there is a valley plain along the coast including part of Phu My town and districts of Long Dien, Ba Ria and Dat Do. The area has paddy fields, mixed with low swaths and sparse sandy beaches. The continental shelf is over 100,000 km². As of 2016, the province's population reached 1.1502 million people, the population density of 516 people / km² [1] . The male population was 513,410 [9] , while the female population was 513,800 [10] . The natural population growth rate by region increased by 8.9% [11]. 53% of the population lived in urban areas and 47% of the population lived in rural areas. According to statistics of the General Statistics Office of Vietnam, as of April 1, 2009, there are 28 ethnic groups and foreigners living in the province. Of the 972,095 people, followed by the Chinese with 10,042, followed by Cho Ro with 7,632, Khmer with 2.878, Tay with 1,352, and some ethnic minorities. Others are Nins: 993 people, Muong people: 693 people, Thai people: 230 people, at least ethnic groups like Xo Dang, Ha Nhi, Chu Ru and Co Lao. There are 59 people [12] . Religion: Buddhism: 292,000 followers, 32255 monks, monks and nuns, 334 worshiping places Catholics: 249,345 followers, 995 priests, religious, 144 churches Caodaism: 9,148 followers, 458 dignitaries, officials, 20 worshiping places Pure Land: 5,049 followers, 15 dignitaries, 08 worshiping places Bửu Sơn Kỳ Hương: 1,800 believers [13] Protestant : 7000 followers, 8 dignitaries, 7 worshipers [14] Other religions: 4.34% Not follow any religion: 46.11% Every year, Ba Ria - Vung Tau province has increased about 30,000 people (mainly from other provinces).In 1658, Lord Hien Nguyen Phuc Tan put 2,000 troops into Moo Mango of Chan Lap (in present Ba Ria area). The reason for this conquest was given by Lord Nguyen to protect the Vietnamese people who had come here to do business. In this battle, Lord Nguyen captured the Chan Lap king Nac Chan. Chân Lạp applied for vassalage and tribute every year. In the year of Giap Tuat.
