You MUST VISIT this PLACE in VIETNAM 🇻🇳 \\ Phan Rang HD

You MUST VISIT this PLACE in VIETNAM 🇻🇳 \\ Phan Rang
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Cham tower, Thap Cham is a common name in Vietnamese to refer to the architecture of Cham temples and towers, belonging to the religious and religious architecture (Hindu, Buddhism) of the Cham people. This one is located in Phan Rang, Ninh Thuan. It's a must-visit place in Vietnam.We rode in Vietnam on our motorbikes for a week, covering 1100 km through four provinces. This is the fourth video and more to come. Subscribe if you haven't already. Check out the previous ones. Part 1: youtu.be/Fvz1hxTr1U0Part 2: youtu.be/cfs1C9hECtgPart 3: youtu.be/RliQeos46WsPart 4: youtu.be/eNqGqD8lB70Part 5: youtu.be/lUHLYclv-hwPart 6: youtu.be/EHGLJGUKhUoVietnam Visa Updates: youtu.be/3ibKYV3leNQFollow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/mm_rides/Facebook Page:www.facebook.com/MMRidesOfficialTune in on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/68I0R1ayajnypJXFojPP5Q?si=65770bfc42704e93Apply for VIETNAMESE Tourist Visa here — evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn/trang-chu-ttdtTo get the best tour packages and hotel deals contact — Phan Rang Explorers phanrangexplorer.com/ www.facebook.com/phanrangexplorerwww.instagram.com/phanrangexplorer/www.youtube.com/user/duyminh57 @Review Du Lịch Việt Nam Skip to content!00:00 — How to motorbike in Vietnam01:10 — Foreigners speaking Vietnamese02:08 — Friendly Vietnamese people02:36 — Hinduism in Vietnam05:25 — Phan Rang – Tháp Chàm06:36 — Phan Rang Explorer 07:16 — Tháp Po Klong Garai-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#NinhThuan #Vietnam #Vietnamtravel
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@ReviewDuLịchViệtNam
23:28
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Hahahah quite an eventful trip right!
@liveyourdream8089
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As the spiritual and political capital of the Cham people (the Champa Kingdom), the My Son temple complex consisting of over 70 temples of brick and stone with only few of the remains surviving today, was built between the 4th and 13th centuries and devoted to the God Shiva by the now defunct Kingdom of Champa, which ruled Southern Vietnam for most of the past two centuries. The temple complex was primarily Hindu, and its art and architecture was highly influenced by that of Ancient India. The bricks of the temple towers are held together by a vegetable-based cement. The complex had been completely forgotten after the fall of the Champa Kingdom until it was rediscovered by a Frenchman at the end of the 19th century, and the first studies on the ruins and inscriptions were publicly published in the beginning of the 20th century. The My Son Temple is considered as one of the foremost Hindu temple complexes in Southeast Asia and is the foremost heritage site of this nature in Vietnam. Despite the fact that it can be compared to other grand religious monuments like Angkor Wat in Cambodia or Borobudur in Indonesia, the My Son temple complex is unique and without equal in Southeast Asia, and it has been recognised by UNESCO as a world heritage site as of 1999. Have fun in Vietnam and be safe!
@hovutamdlnv
10:55
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Visiting the highlights in Phan Rang should be considered an exercise session 😆 I love the laugh in the end of clip, so lovely!
@nithinc9885
11:42
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Amazing 👍🏻❤❤❤
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