Exploring the Enchanting Ancient Temples of My Son Sanctuary

We spent a day exploring the ancient ruins of My Son, a religious temple complex constructed by a once mighty Kingdom that ruled much of central and southern Vietnam.
Links to content discussed in this video:
○ My Son Sanctuary Official Site ➡️ disanvanhoamyson.vn
○ My Son (UNESCO) ➡️ whc.unesco.org/en/list/949/
○ Museum of Cham Sculpture ➡️ chammuseum.vn
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Chapters
00:00 | Intro - My Son Sanctuary
01:28 | Arriving at Group B and C buildings
05:21 | Exploring the Group A buildings
06:32 | Group G Buildings and Stella
07:32 | Group E and F buildings
08:17 | Final thoughts
#vietnam #myson #champa #hoian

[@FindingGinaMarie]

Thanks for this video! We are trying to decide whether to visit. This overview is great!

[@anonymousperson2345]

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[@388_days]

Thanks for watching our videos and especially for leaving comments. 😊

[@maruthi04]

Such a nice and calm video

[@388_days]

Thanks you for watching and for the kind comment.

[@maruthi04]

Come to India also

[@cudanmang_theog]

Justice for 20 million indigenous Cham Hindus and Muslims slaughtered by Vietnamese settler colonialists 1471-1840

[@388_days]

We are learning a lot about the history of Vietnam, which is not really taught in America schools. I picked up a couple of books so I could learn a bit about the history before we visited. I didn’t realize how many different groups of people inhabited the area we now know as Vietnam and how many battles were fought to control the land. I was also very surprised to learn that the Cham people were Hindu but later many turned to the Muslim faith. As we travel around we are humbled by how little we know about much of the world. Hopefully we will see peaceful times ahead for Vietnam and its neighbors. The people are so kind and respectful.
-Chris

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