"Explore the soul of Nha Trang, Vietnam: the historical echoes of the Cham Towers and the beautiful symphony of natural scenery".

In the midsummer, I was fortunate to set foot in Vietnam and experience the Cham Towers (also known as Po Nagar Cham Towers or Thien Y A Na Temple) full of historical charm and cultural heritage. Here is the travel guide and travel notes I have carefully organized. Historical Culture of Cham Towers The Cham Towers, located 2 kilometers north of Nha Trang, Vietnam, is an ancient building built between the 7th and 12th centuries AD and is an outstanding representative of Hindu architectural style. It is not only a temple dedicated to the Hindu goddess "Thien Y A Na", but also a concentrated expression of Cham culture. Thien Y A Na, in the hearts of the Cham people, is like the Mazu Niangniang in China, a goddess who blesses fishermen and protects fishermen who live by the sea. The architectural style of the Cham Towers is deeply influenced by the Angkor Wat in Cambodia. Although the scale is small and the carving details are not as delicate as the Angkor Wat, its unique artistic charm and strong religious atmosphere are still breathtaking. The structure of the tower base, tower body, and tower top is clear, especially the lifelike sculptures on the top of the tower, inlaid between the red bricks, showing superb carving skills and rich religious and cultural connotations. The history of the Cham Towers can be traced back to the Cham Dynasty. This dynasty in southern Vietnam was established in 192 AD and was destroyed in the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, lasting for 1,600 years. The Cham Towers were built during this period, witnessing the rise and fall of Cham culture, and also carrying the local people's devout belief in Thien Y A Na. Tourist Attractions Introduction Entering the Cham Towers, the first thing that comes into view is the huge stone pillars. There are 10 large stone pillars and 12 small stone pillars on the bottom layer. They are arranged in pairs, with incense in the middle, filled with a mysterious religious atmosphere. As the footsteps deepen, the well-arranged beams and columns and the spires that blend into the sky gradually appear in front of you, making people sigh at the wisdom and skills of ancient craftsmen. On the top of the tower, you can overlook the entire blue harbor of Nha Trang and the long bridge in the distance, with beautiful scenery. In addition, the exquisite carvings in the tower are also a highlight that cannot be missed. Every detail is full of artistic sense, as if traveling back to the mythical world of ancient times. Play Feelings Standing under the Cham Towers, I felt the precipitation of the years and the heaviness of history. Every brick and stone, every stone pillar seems to be telling the story of the past, making people involuntarily immersed in this tranquility and solemnity. Entering the tower, I was deeply attracted by the exquisite carvings and architectural styles. Every detail is full of artistic sense, and I can't help but stop and appreciate it. In addition to the historical and cultural charm of the Cham Towers itself, the surrounding natural scenery is also not to be missed. Overlooking Nha Trang Harbor from the tower, the blue waves are rippling, and the fishing boats are singing in the evening, which is very beautiful. In addition, the lush trees around the tower also add a bit of vitality to this ancient building. In general, the Cham Towers is not only an ancient building with a profound historical and cultural heritage, but also a holy place for the purification of the soul. Whether it is for history and culture lovers or natural scenery seekers, it is a must-visit tourist destination. If you also plan to travel to Vietnam, you might as well include the Cham Towers in your itinerary. I believe you will gain a lot of good memories.