It's OK as far as temples go. If you've visited Angkor Wat and surrounding temples in Cambodia I wouldn't bother coming here. No impressive carvings, nor does it quite have the same majestic atmosphere, still nicely laid out and looks nice amongst the trees from the road.

Nice looking tempel when approaching from the bortom of the steps. Good views of Nha trang city. Well worth a visit even if the are stalls of bad looking stuffit also here.

I thought it was worth a visit to see this religous site.Interesting place. Atmospheric,insense filled little towers dedicated to the goddess Dua (liu) clan.There,s a little museum at the back.

These Cham towers are far too interesting to miss even if you only have a passing interest in Vietnam's history - the Champa Kingdom lasted for 1,000 years. They are so close to the town that if you are energetic you can walk there, as I did, just be careful of the sun, the road bridge is safe and easy... More

The Cham Towers are centuries old and these magnificent structures are remnants of the former Kingdom of Champa, which dominated this region of Vietnam from the 2nd to the 15th centuries. The old entrance where the columns are located ends in a vertical staircase which ensured that earlier visitors to the temple were unable to turn their backs on their... More

Temples were great, love the incense, amazing views of the river. I found it quite a spiritual experience. My family members were more impressed with the views and the tranquility of the experience. Amazing that you step just off the street in all its hectic pace and suddenly you're a world away in tranquility!

Surprising to see temples still standing ( they were not bombed during wars) separate temples largest one female middle male. Can go inside temple. Well maintained.

A visit back in history when these lands were occupied by the Champa people. The religious monuments/buildings are worth a visit, and it is still a sacred place for the vietnamese people. Many local people visit the shrines for religious observances. Sadly, there is not much published about the historical significance of this place. It is only a short distance... More

Best preserved site in v n we seen the Hue and Hoi an site's and this is the best place to see the old ways they built and worshiped .the dump banks didn't bomb this area.