Tempel
Mỹ Sơn
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Pinky
March 9, 2019
My Son Ancient Cham Ruins: Mỹ Sơn is a Hindu temple complex built by the Champa, a united kingdom of various tribes of the Cham ethnic group which ruled South and Central Vietnam from the 3rd century until 1832. This temple complex is located in a valley, surrounded by mountains, the sides of which are covered in thick jungle. One entrance ticket costs 150.000 vnđ.
My Son Ancient Cham Ruins: Mỹ Sơn is a Hindu temple complex built by the Champa, a united kingdom of various tribes of the Cham ethnic group which ruled South and Central Vietnam from the 3rd century until 1832. This temple complex is located in a valley, surrounded by mountains, the sides of which…
Michael
April 23, 2016
My Son Ancient Cham ruins.
Binh
November 30, 2015
Another "must see" place when you are in Vietnam. The unique architect and the cultural history will amaze you!
Micha Und Kim
February 18, 2019
UNESCO World Heritage Site! It's a really nice ride by motor scooter, about 1,5 hours, into the countryside, through small villages until you suddenly arrive in the middle of the jungle. The way is the destination and the ruins are an extra.
Jason
May 16, 2016
A nice daytrip outside of Danang, the ruins at My Son are worth checking out if you have time.
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Duy Phú, Quảng Nam