Thap Doi Quy Nhon Viet Nam

#earthdayjourney #thetwins The Twin Towers are located right in the center of Quy Nhon city, in a large space with an area of up to 6000m2, which is an ideal condition for tourists to visit. This is one of the eight remaining Cham tower clusters in Binh Dinh and is also one of the Cham cultural architectural relics with unique religious colors. According to documents kept at the Twin Towers Relic Management Board, the tower also has another name, Hung Thanh Tower, dating from the late 12th century to the early 13th century. This is a religious architectural work of the ancient Champa Kingdom. In the Cham language, the towers are called kalan, meaning mausoleums, which are places where kings built to worship gods. The gods worshiped here could be the god of destruction Siva, the elephant-headed god of fortune Ganesha, or Buddhas, depending on the beliefs and respect of each king. However, the ancient Champa society had a combination of royal power and theocracy, so many towers also worshiped Champa kings.