Ba Ra Mountain

Ba Ra Mountain is a 736-meter peak in Phuoc Long Ward, Dong Xoai City, Dong Nai Province, Vietnam. It is the highest mountain in the former Binh Phuoc area and a prominent natural attraction. Notable for its cable car system, Ba Ra Pagoda near the summit, panoramic views over Thac Mo Lake and surrounding forests, and its designation as a National Historical Relic, it is visited for sightseeing, nature and pilgrimage.

Visitors can expect a forested mountain with a paved road and cable car leading to the summit area. At the top there is Ba Ra Pagoda, shrines, viewing platforms and telecommunications towers with wide views over Phuoc Long town, Thac Mo Lake and rubber plantations. The lower slopes have parking and ticket areas, while the summit has rest areas and small food stalls. Activities center on sightseeing, photography and visiting the pagoda.

Ba Ra Mountain is recognized as a National Historical Relic. It served as a revolutionary base and strategic observation point during the resistance wars and is associated with the Phuoc Long campaign. Remnants and memorials related to its wartime use are preserved on the mountain.

The mountain hosts Ba Ra Pagoda, a Buddhist pagoda and shrine near the summit that is a local pilgrimage and worship site. It is a cultural landmark for residents of Phuoc Long and Dong Xoai and a venue for seasonal religious visits.