Keyword: "Cham Towers"

In addition to My Son Sanctuary and the Cham Museum, Da Nang is also home to millennia-old Cham towers that still stand today, such as the Khuong My tower cluster (Tam Xuan Commune), Chien Dan towers (Tay Ho Commune), and Bang An Tower (An Thang Ward). However, these architectural treasures have largely been overlooked and remain disconnected from the city’s tourism map.

Khanh Hoa is home to a system of Cham towers and temples built over a thousand years ago, many of which remain relatively intact today. These sacred sites are not only important places of spiritual and religious practice for the Cham people, but also attract visitors from across Vietnam and around the world.

​Dubbed the “land of ancient towers”, Khanh Hoa boasts a rich Cham legacy through architectural masterpieces like the Po Nagar, Hoa Lai, Po Klong Garai, and Po Rome towers.

A programme introducing the traditional culture, customs and specialties of ethnic groups in the southwest region is taking place in the Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism.

Officials of the south central province of Binh Dinh are hoping to persuade tourists to add the province to their Vietnam itineraries.

The central province plans to build a sculpture park in the My Son Sanctuary to honour people for their contributions to preserving and restoring its cultural heritages, earning them the UNESCO recognition.

An exhibition on Cham towers in the central region of Vietnam opened in the central province of Quang Nam on June 9, as part of the ongoing Quang Nam Heritage Festival 2017.

Cham ethnic followers of Brahmin in the central province of Ninh Thuan are busy for their Kate festival, which officially takes place at local temples and towers on October 12.

The UK travel guide Rough Guides has ranked the coastal city of Quy Nhon in central Binh Dinh province third among top nine places to get off the tourist trail in Southeast Asia.

When Filipino expat Allister Esguerra first visited Nha Trang it was love at first sight.