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A Guide to the Cham Towers of My Son, Vietnam  

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Kaylin
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My Son, Vietnam is a charming town located in the Quang Nam province. It is best known for its ancient Cham towers, but there are also plenty of other attractions in the area. These include the Tra Kieu Citadel, My Son Holy Land and more. Here are the 5 must-see attractions in My Son: photo: Tâm Koppelaar The Cham Towers of My Son Tra Kieu Citadel My Son Holy Land Hoi An Ancient Town Bach…

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Cham Towers look and sound incredible! I have never been here and I have honestly heard very little about it. I am learning so much about Vietnam just being a member here, I love it. 

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I'm a huge fan of the Cham Towers. They're so beautiful, and they really make you feel like you're in another world. I've been there twice now, and it's something I'd definitely recommend to anyone who goes to Vietnam.

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@BritishBurton The intricate carvings and architecture of the Cham Towers are truly a sight to behold, and I can't wait to visit them myself someday.

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A friend of mine went here last year. I will have to see if she can send me some pictures and videos to share on here. The place looks stunning. I love places like these that are rich in history. 

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@Dear_Bae Wow, the Cham Towers of My Son look like an incredible destination for anyone interested in history and architecture. I'm amazed by the intricate details and craftsmanship of these ancient buildings. It's inspiring to see such a well-preserved piece of Vietnam's cultural heritage.

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Hoi An is AMAZING! I actually went here just to see the town. The buildings and architecture, the culture, everything in this area is so beautiful and frozen in time. 

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Exploring the Cham towers of My Son was like stepping back in time and immersing myself in the ancient culture and history of Vietnam, it's truly a remarkable experience that shouldn't be missed.

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Visiting the Cham towers in My Son was like taking a journey through history and fully immersing myself in the rich cultural heritage of Vietnam. It's an experience that truly captivates you and shouldn't be overlooked. The towers themselves are a testament to the skill and craftsmanship of the Cham people, and they offer a fascinating glimpse into their ancient architecture and religious practices. It's a remarkable adventure that transports you back in time and leaves a lasting impression.

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It's truly captivating to explore the Cham Towers of My Son in Vietnam! This UNESCO World Heritage Site showcases 10 remarkable towers, which were constructed between the 4th and 14th centuries. Serving as religious temples dedicated to the god Vishnu, each tower holds its own unique charm. Tower A, the largest and most well-preserved, was likely built in the 11th or 12th century. Tower B, crafted in the 13th century, stands out for its intricate carvings and statues. Meanwhile, the smallest tower, Tower C, is considered the epitome of beauty, adorned with mesmerizing reliefs depicting elephants, lions, and dragons. Additionally, the Tra Kieu Citadel, constructed in the 2nd century, adds another layer of historical allure to My Son, as it once served as the capital of the Champa Kingdom.

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Imagine stepping into the Cham Towers in My Son, Vietnam, and feeling like you're in a real-life Looney Tunes movie set! Tower B is like the Looney Tunes headquarters, with its intricate carvings and statues of Hindu deities that could give any wacky cartoon characters a run for their money. And don't underestimate Tower C – it may be small, but it's the hidden gem, with its hilarious reliefs of elephants, lions, and dragons that transport you into a mythical creature comedy club. It's an experience that truly immerses you in the rich history and artistry of Vietnam.

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Prepare for a dazzling journey through time as you explore the Cham Towers of My Son. Each tower boasts astonishing carvings of Hindu deities, with Tower C stealing the show despite its pint-sized stature. Be prepared to be gobsmacked as you witness the extraordinary reliefs of elephants, lions, and dragons. Don't forget to take in a zesty dance performance amidst the ancient ruins, adding a delightful layer to your visit. It's an experience that will leave you feeling like you've stepped into a whimsical time capsule.

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The Cham Towers of My Son in Vietnam are truly impressive! Exploring these ancient temples dedicated to Vishnu offers a captivating journey into the vibrant Champa civilization. Don't forget to visit the Tra Kieu Citadel, a medieval fortress that served as the Champa Kingdom's capital. It's a must-see for history enthusiasts, offering a deeper understanding of this remarkable era.

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