Archaeological Survey of India discovers 9th century sandstone Shiva linga in Vietnam
via The Print, 27 May 2020: Discovery of a Shiva Linga in the My Son Sanctuary.
Tag: Quang Nam Province
Towering success: scientists work on My Son relics
via Vietnam Net, 02 Feb 2019: An update of the restoration work on the My Son Towers by the Italian ...
Chăm tower to be reinforced
via Viet Nam News, 11 May 2018: The central province, in co-operation with the Institute for Conservation of Monuments under ...
Vietnamese, Indian experts at odds over restoration of UNESCO relic
via VN Express, 06 May 2018: A Vietnamese expert says Indian archeologists entrusted with restoring a Cham temple complex have ...
Ancient well found in Central Vietnam
The remains of a well, thought to belong to the 12th century Cham period, was discovered in Vietnam's Quang Nam ...
Italy to help support conservation and restoration in Vietnam’s Quang Nam province
Italy is helping to fund a programme to set up a vocational training programme to help with the restoration and ...
Travel feature on the My Son Sanctuary
Viet Nam Net's feature on the My Son Sanctuary in Central Vietnam. There are plenty of photos in the news ...
India to help renovate My Son Towers
The governments of India and Vietnam recently signed an agreement to fund a five-year restoration project at the My Son ...
Bau Du skulls successfully reassembled
Archaeologists have successfully reassembled a pair of skulls recovered from the Bau Du site in Quang Nam province, central Vietnam. ...
Temples in the My Son complex sinking
Recent floods at the My Son world heritage site in Central Vietnam have caused cracks to appear in some of ...
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