Champa Kingdom towers as a tourist attraction in Vietnam. Historical, geographical and architectural aspects

In the 17th century, Champa Kingdom, which had operated for more than 1,000 years in what is now central and southern Vietnam, ceased to exist. The Hindu influence of Cham state remained visible brick tower-temples that still exist, as well sculptures some are Vietnamese museums. first research into culture history was carried out by French colonisers early 20th followed Polish archaeologists government, among others. study legacy left poses significant difficulties, due warfare, environmental influences, passage time theft. However, homogeneous architectural structural integrity enable conducting a analysis behind. heterogeneous level tourist development different tower groups challenge create high standard attractiveness. quality tourism provision characteristic My Son Po Nagar, setting an example be throughout Southeast Asian region, stands against low at other temples.