The iconic Banh It Cham temple holds great value to Vietnam, especially to the local town of Quy Nhon. The temple adapts a Vietnamese and Chinese culture, with tower points giving breathtaking views. Here are a few important facts about Banh It Cham before you plan your visit.
The Location
The small Dai Le Village in Binh Dinh province is home to this unique shrine, and if you’re staying in Quy Nhon, it is only a 45-minute drive for you. Avani Quy Nhon Resortis an excellent choice of accommodation from the range of Vietnam beach resorts, where you can explore the coastline as well as attractions like this temple.
The Architecture
The temple has complex yet intriguing architecture with a magnificent tower structure with 3 small towers around it. The traditional Cham architecture bears resemblance to some Hindu Kovils in India. There are carvings of Cham dynasty dancing positions around the temple, and the surrounding is lush greenery that makes the temple look even more enchanting in contrast.
Things to Know
There are viewpoints where you can see a panoramic view of the surrounding. The temple is open from 7 am to 11 am and 1.30 pm to 5 pm. You will have to pay 15,000 Vietnamese Dongs to access the temple. Bear in mind that these prices can change according to the seasons and exchange rates.
