My Son Sanctuary, Little Angkor Wat, Vietnam, Champa Kingdom World Heritage Site

When it comes to scenic spots with Chinese and Vietnamese characteristics, in addition to the often-heard Da Nang, Hoi An, and Hue There is a world cultural heritage about an hour's drive from Da Nang and Hoi An, which is My Son Sanctuary. It is known as Vietnam’s Little Angkor Wat, and the park is a world heritage site of the Champa Kingdom. In addition to the buildings, you can also see Cham dance performances when visiting the park. But it’s very sunburned and serious, but friends who like to take pictures must not miss this place. Although the English name of Meishan Holy Land is My Son, the pronunciation is not my son, but pronounced like Mi Son. It was listed as a World Cultural Heritage in 1999. It is the earliest existing group of Champa Kingdom ruins (remaining from the 4th to 14th centuries). It is mainly a Hindu temple site dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva, and the most famous temple is the Bhadra Shiva Temple. In particular, it is known as the Little Angkor Wat in Vietnam. However, it was damaged during the Vietnam War. Only about 20 of the original 71 buildings remain. If you want to come to My Son Holy Land, the transportation is indeed a bit inconvenient because it is neither in Da Nang nor Hoi An. It's an hour's drive from both places. Therefore, it is recommended that you come here with a group to get there easily. It only takes less than 1 minute to walk from the parking lot to the entrance.