Binh Dinh is not only famous for the beautiful scenes that captivate people such as Ghenh Rang Tien Sa, Dam Thi Nai … but this land of martial arts, heaven and earth also attracts tourists by long-standing historical sites.
Banh It Tower
Banh It Tower was ranked a national monument quite early, since 1982. Researchers affirm that the cluster of Cham towers in Binh Dinh is like a lively and unique outdoor museum. Over thousands of years with many changes, the terracotta towers have always existed in the midst of heaven and earth and retain the beauty captivating the hearts of people on the first visit. The main tower is superficial with the columnar-clad architecture, the protruding lines along the wall surfaces. The delicate features of the lines, flowers on the roof frills, dancing scenes on the arches, the doors create a lively look for the whole architectural block.
Duong Long Tower
This is one of the surviving ancient Cham tower relics in Binh Dinh. This place consists of 3 towers built side by side to form an architectural block with many meaningful floors. Like other Cham towers, these 3 towers also possess sophisticated features in the art of sculpture and shaping Cham people. However, many researchers believe that it brought something in the direction of the Kh’mer.
Twin towers
The Twin Towers dating back to the late 11th and early 13th centuries, the Champa kingdom met with many changes, next to each other like a couple. The tower has a unique structure, consisting of two towers, a large tower about 20m high, a small tower 18m high, the main entrance of the two towers facing south. The unique feature of the Twin Towers is that the delicate carved motifs or the corners of the tower are decorated with the stone god Garuda … like spreading wings soaring on the top of the Twin Towers.
Inside the Twin Tower, there is also a sacred Linga-Yoni statue made of sandstone material. The ancient Cham people have the custom of worshiping real life, which is one of the traditional beliefs that have the meaning of hoping for the proliferation of agricultural residents in general and Cham residents in particular.
Quang Trung Museum
Tay Son is a land of majestic martial arts, the hometown of the national hero Quang Trung (Nguyen Hue) with resounding historical achievements. Formed on the old house foundation of the Nguyen Hue family, the Quang Trung museum complex – Tay Son shrine is the largest celebrity museum area which also holds artifacts about the victories of King Quang Trung, in the museums that attract the most visitors to visit, travel and study in Vietnam and perform Tay Son martial music, a traditional martial art of Binh Dinh.
Tay Son altar
This place is also known by another name is From the top of An Son. This place was built to show respect and gratitude to the old Tay Son dynasty that won many glorious victories in history.
Ham Ho
Ham Ho impresses with the wild rustic beauty of mountains and rocks. Stretching a stretch of about 3km long river is composed of large and small rocks that are stacked on top of each other, others stand up like a wall, some places are sprawling as if they are ‘taking over’ their own house.
Not only that, here more than 200 years ago, the general Vo Van Dung trained troops to train martial arts and then joined forces with the Tay Son leaders to raise the flag of insurrection. Later, Mai Xuan Thuong was the marshal of the Can Vuong army in Binh Dinh from mid-1885 to mid-1887. Based on the rugged mountain position of Ham Ho, the insurgency led by him caused many losses to the French. and fright.
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