Thap Nhan, Tuy Hoa

The four-story brick temple stands 25 meters tall near the Da Rang river, featuring square layouts and traditional Champa architectural elements throughout its structure.

Built during the 11th century under the Champa Kingdom rule, Thap Nhan represents one of seven distinct styles of Hindu architecture that developed in Vietnam.

The temple contains detailed stone carvings and inscriptions dedicated to the deities Uma and Shiva, reflecting the religious practices of ancient Cham civilization.

Visitors can access the temple grounds daily to explore the architectural features, study historical elements, and photograph the surrounding landscape from its elevated position.

The upper sections of the temple incorporate miniature replicas of classic Champa temple designs, demonstrating advanced construction techniques of the period.

Location: Phu Yen

GPS coordinates: 13.08247,109.30180

Latest update: May 10, 2025 19:35