Banh It Cham Temple (Yang M'Tian)

Beautiful, clean and well maintained by the government. Easy to find on Google maps.

Cheap entrance fee of 15,000 VND per person, plus 3k for the scooter.

The temples are well preserved and have clean new paths leading around them. There are some nice views of the area at the top, and the main temple is full of bats (and bat poo).

Beautiful, awe-inspiring examples of Champa architecture. Located at the top of a hill so you also get incredible views of the surroundings. Great spot for a quick trip and picnic. Highly recommended.

Seeing a Hindu Temple in Vietnam is really eye opening experience and can connect the history of my culture

Absolutely beautiful... It doesn't open until 7.30 am but you can walk round the left side of the main gate and walk up the path to the left to the temples. I did this at 6am to catch the sunrise. Got some stunning pics and enjoyed it all to myself like my own private mini Angkor Wat 😍

Wow . . . I loved this. Plan to spend about 30 minutes here. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a mask . . . The mask is too shield your nose from the smell of the hundreds of bats who live inside these towers. It looks like the government is trying to improve this place, but it could use some love

My most favorite Champa temple in Vietnam so far. Historical Tower on the hill, you can see peaceful scenery. Small mountains, river and sea, it make us imagine why several hundred years ago people built this shirne on this hill. Strongly recommend.

Located on a small hilltop surrounded by spectacular landscape of nearby mountains and rivers might have been wonderful place to feel the bliss of nature in the prosperous times of hindu kingdom.The temple complex of ancient champa has two beautiful sanctum towers dedicated to shiva and parvathi along with two excellent entrance gopurams on east and south sides.The bigger shiva temple of brick architecture adorned with stone sculpture is similar to quynohn temple style and current sanctum has damaged carving of meditative shiva with several hands and it seems someone placed it in later times.The parvathi temple is impressive with cylindrical architecture style and heavily decorated with floral designs is worth visiting to feel the immortal bricks that has survived for so long and partially it's restored now with new bricks here and there.The traces of Yali or lion faced festoons forming triangular patterns on the outer walls of sanctum,damaged sitting shiva on a bull placed on front side facade,miniature temple tower designs on upper layers below the fallen kalasham is noteworthy and shouldn't be missed if you are here.

Small Champa ruins about 20 minutes from the coast. I was the only person here when I visited for sunset and the views of the surrounding countryside and the ruins themselves are outstanding. Definitely recommend if you don’t like crowds. Admission was 20,000 VND and included secure parking.

The Silver and Fire temple/towers are magical! The walk up is easy going and suspense building, you definitely feel like you’re seeing something ancient.
Hard to say how many repair jobs these have seen, but they seem in pretty decent nick, the red brick actually what was originally fired and used, replaced and bolstered with new bricks of the same elk.
The silver temple stinks of bat guano, many bats living in there - makes you feel like tomb raider when you walk in.
The view is almost as good as the towers, 360 degrees of the area, and all the way to the coast where Buddha sits.
It’s a 30/40min ride/drive north out of Quy nhon, well worth the visit.

Really nice and historical place. It's quite far from the center but the great view and Champa's architecture deserve it all

Go there at sunset to experience the magical combination of historic buildings and pure nature. There are little to no tourists at all. Located in the middle of nowhere (besides little villages), it was a really cool ride to the towers with a motorbike! You have to pay 15 or 20k for parking. The entrance itself is free. Just go there and enjoy one of the few older sights in Vietnam.

Dramatic mountain top Cham towers with a great view on surrounding areas. Go with a guide to learn the history of the Cham people and the architectural secrets of the towers!

Very nice pieces of history and architecture.

Great place for a short visit and have some nice photos. The ruins have been historically important and situated on the hillok given a nice panaromic view of the country side. Also this place is around 20 km from the quy nhon city, due to which not much tourist flock here and that's a boon.

it's lovely and historical site for all domestic visitors as well as foreigners. the architecture here is âmzing with the bird's eye to overlook the city. It also a beautiful check-in point.

A wonderful place, a steep walk up the hill to discover some incredible buildings. The view from the top over the whole region is amazing!

15k vnd per person. The best time to take photos is in the morning.

The fantastic 360 degree view alone is worth the trip. History is a bonus. I stood in the temple imagining how a thousand years ago hundreds of people were sweating and straining to build it. And now they are no more. Just a faint memory now. Another thousand years from now, someone may spare a thought for the likes of us.

Beautiful ruined temples, we got here at midday and it’s not many tourists