The late 12^th century Hung Thach twin towers in the Dong Da Ward of Binh Dinh Province’s Quy Nhon City are impressive and unique examples of the religious architecture of the Champa kingdom.

The 6,000m² complex, with its northern and southern towers, was recognised as a national relic in 1980 by the Ministry of Information and Culture, and it was restored by the Vietnamese government in 2008 after suffering neglect over a long period of time.

Here are some photos of the towers which were taken by Da Nang Today’s employee Bui Anh Chung.

The Hung Thach towers

Another view of the two towers

Cornice of the northern tower

Altar inside the northern tower