Champa altar to be displayed in New York
An 9-10th century Champa House Altar will be displayed in the New York Museum (?) from February to May. Champa ...
Tag: Champa (kingdoms)
Champa refers to a collection of Cham kingdoms or polities located in southern and central Vietnam from the 2nd to 19th centuries. Vietnamese: Chăm Pa
See also: My Son Sanctuary, Museum of Cham Sculpture, Cham Towers
Rare Buddha statue unveiled at Ho Chi Minh City Museum
In conjunction with the opening of the two permanent exhibitions on the Oc Eo and Champa cultures at the Vietnamese ...
Permanent exhibitions on Oc Eo and Champa opens in Ho Chi Minh City
The Museum of Vietnamese History in Ho Chi Minh City opens two permanent exhibitions showcasing artefacts from Vietnam's Oc Eo ...
Vietnam's rich archaeology
This news feature from the Thanh Nien News Daily features some of the lesser known - but no less impressive ...
New Cham ruin in Bin Thuan Province
Adam Bray, a travel writer based in Vietnam, shares with us the ruins of a Cham brick structure that he ...
Cham ruins get much-needed protection
Protective works including a security post and information boards to safeguard an 8th century Cham sanctuary in Hue is set ...
Stele with Champa script found in Phu Yen province
Archaeologists report the discovery of a yet-to-be dated stele made of granite and inscribed with eight lines of Champa script. ...
The Vinh Hung Tower
Vietnam Net Bridge features the Vinh Hung Tower in Bac Lieu Province, the only ancient tower in the Mekong Delta ...
Exploring the My Son Sanctuary
Vietnam Net Bridge has a travel feature on the magnificent My Son Sanctuary in Da Nang Province. The My Son ...
Oldest and largest four-handed Buddha statue recognised in Vietnam
The four-handed Buddha statue in the Linh Son Pagoda of the An Giang Province in Vietnam receives recognition for being ...
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