Cham Museum, Danang, Central Vietnam: Photos, Best Things to Do

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Cham Museum “Champa Carved Art”, Vietnam

Cham Museum is located at No. 2, 2/9 Street, Hai Chau Street, Danang

visiting Cham Museum is an interested and worthwhile experience for all tourist

Cham Museum was built by French and is included around 2000 exhibits

Cham Museum is located from 1915 to 1919, this is also the biggest museum where reserve and display the most valuable exhibits about Champa carved art.

Arrival to Cham Museum, the tourist will have a chance to see an ancient architecture of French with the space is mixed with the trees and flowers

Although there are a lot of the different exhibits in Cham Museum, it is displayed very nice and suitable for each period as well as each of group of the exhibits

Cham Museum is a quiet place where the tourist really have a chance, time and space to discover about a royal dynasty in the past as Champa kingdom.

Cham Museum overview

Cham Museum in Danang is located at No. 2, 2/9 Street, Hai Chau Street. Cham Museum, which was built between 1915 and 1919, is the world’s largest museum which preserves and displays the most valuable exhibits of Champa carved art.

Cham Museum was built by the French and contains around 2000 exhibits, 500 of which are displayed inside the museum, and the rest are displayed and kept on campus. When visiting Cham Museum, tourists will have the opportunity to see ancient French architecture mixed with trees and flowers.

How to travel to Cham Museum?

Cham Museum is located in the center of Danang, nearby the Han River, it is about 35 kilometers from the old town of Hoi An a UNESCO-listed site in central Vietnam, making it very easy and convenient to find this place to visit and learn about the rich dynasty of the Champa kingdom from any hotel in Danang or from Hoi An. Cham Museum is normally also available on Danang City Tour.

Why visit Cham Museum?

Visiting Cham Museum in Danang is an interesting and worthwhile experience for all tourists because, in a bustling city like Danang, the Cham Museum is a quiet place where tourists have the opportunity, time, and space to learn about a royal dynasty in the past known as the Champa kingdom.

Although there are many different exhibits in Cham Museum, they are all displayed very nicely and appropriately for each period as well as each group of exhibits, allowing tourists to easily see and learn about the exhibits.

The museum’s carved exhibits are almost entirely made of one of three materials: sandstone, terra-cotta, or bronze, with sandstone being the most common. These exhibits date from the seventh to the fifteenth centuries and represent a wide range of art styles, cubes, and carvings…

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