Thap Binh Lam

The square temple structure rises from a small hill among rice fields, featuring intricate stone carvings and classical Champa architectural elements throughout its walls.

Built between the 12th and 14th centuries during the Vijaya period, this temple demonstrates the combination of Champa and Khmer architectural styles in central Vietnam.

The temple incorporates traditional Hindu design principles with its eastern orientation and inclusion of a sanctum for religious ceremonies and spiritual practices.

Located 25 kilometers from Quy Nhon city, the temple maintains regular visiting hours and requires appropriate clothing for entry into religious areas.

The temple's position at coordinates 13.890439, 109.185667 marks it as one of the few remaining Hindu structures from the Champa civilization in this region.

Location: Bình Định

GPS coordinates: 13.89044,109.18567

Latest update: March 20, 2025 05:26