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Golden antiques of the Cham people (Dec 15, 2023)

The golden artifacts of the early people of the ancient kingdom of Champa not only impress with their abundance but also showcase a remarkable diversity in forms. These artistic masterpieces carry significant aesthetic value, exemplifying the advanced craftsmanship and metallurgical skills achieved by the Champa across different historical periods. Several of these ancient artifacts have earned their national treasure status.

Champa culture's Linga-Yoni set discovered in Quang Ngai (May 09, 2017)

A set of stone lingam and yoni, believed to be the biggest-ever in ancient Champa culture, has been found in Thien But mountain area, Quang Ngai province.

Champa vestiges found in central province (Oct 14, 2016)

Remnants of Champa architecture have recently been found in the central province of Binh Dinh, said Nguyen Van Ngoc, Director of the Binh Dinh provincial museum.

Ancient structures of Champa’s capital found in Binh Dinh (Dec 21, 2015)

Three layers of architectural structures have been found at the Thanh Cha excavation site in central Binh Dinh province – home to vestiges of Vijaya, the political and cultural hub of Champa Kingdom.

Artefacts unearthed in Da Nang (Jul 03, 2015)

More than 4,500 items, including ceramics, stone axes, coins, mollusc shells dating back to the 3,000-year-old Sa Huynh Culture, were found during a two-month excavation in the garden of the Khue Bac Communal House in Da Nang.

Highlights

News

Da Nang: Three tourist routes on Da Nang’s Son Tra Peninsula reopen

Cyclo tours in Da Nang introduce 15-Language smart commentary with AI experience

First World Culture Day to be held in Hanoi this October

Campaign to promote smoke-free environment at home, restaurants and in public places

Events

World’s top travel magazine features Son Doong Cave’s extraordinary natural wonder

Hoi An named among Asia’s top 8 family-friendly holiday destinations

Reunification Express tops world’s most stunning train journeys in 2025

UNESCO Director-General appreciates Viet Nam's role and voice

Lang Son Geopark becomes UNESCO Global Geopark