Tháp Pô Klông-Garai (Tháp Chàm)

Thanks for a stunning view of a Cham temple . Serene and spiritual time .
Beautiful setting , easy walk in the heat ! Met an architectural group from HCM , fun students .
Very quiet and fab photo opportunities.
Thanks for maintaining everything , the wee girl at the counter , help her practice her English if you can . Gorgeous x

If you come to Phan Rang - Thap Cham, you will have to go to Poklong Garai Tower. Located on the top of Trau Mountain, 7km west of Phan Rang city center, this is a cluster of towers built by King Che Man in the 13th century to worship King Poklong Garai, a mythological king of the Cham people.

It's great. The view is gorgeous, you can feel the wildness around the temple, with a lot of sound of insects. Fresh air but pretty hot, so you should wear more clothes to avoid direct sunlight. The price of souvenirs is acceptable. However, there are some minor disturbances (litter everywhere, some retards who wrote on the walls of the temples)

Recommended place to visit. Hold a lot of history for Champa people. Phan Rang is the last territory of Champa kingdom before it belongs to Dai Viet. If you can should get a guide to explain the history behind the building. Ticket for entrance is 20k, parking bike is 5k. It is pretty sunny so should visit in early morning or late afternoon. Walking about 10 minutes from the entrance to the towels, no need electronic car. Easy walk as well.

Good place to visit.
Ticket: 20k VND.
Bus ticket (recommend to buy): 35k vnd / round trip.
Free cloth for short skirt in the top of temple.

Really ancient towers, beautiful scenery for peoples who want to view the city from high above. This tower was built during the 14th Century by the local peoples: the Chams. A Hindu temple but with a local twist. This is one of the place you should visit when you travel to Phan Rang-Thap Cham.

Great view, near the Thap Cham train station, ticket is cheap for an historical place, souvenir shops are also cheap. For ones who wish to visit this place: it is quite degraded so many caution panels tell you not to step on the temple violently, respect others religion that is he spirit of travellers

One of the most important temple of Cham people. Visiting it during their Kate festival dedicated to their ancestors and heros would be extra special

Important site of Cham culture and architecture in Phan Rang city, easy to go from the centre (can go by bus no.1 (Phan Rang-Song Pha for 10,000Vnd)

Tháp Pô Klông-Garai (Tháp Chàm) in Ninh Thuan, Vietnam, is a captivating journey through history. The intricately designed ancient towers stand as a testament to the Champa civilization's artistic brilliance. Perched on a hill, the site offers both stunning views and a serene atmosphere. Well-preserved and informative, it's a must-see for those seeking to connect with Vietnam's rich cultural heritage. Just remember to plan your visit to avoid the midday heat and be prepared for a short hike. An experience not to be missed!

They are beautiful historical temples.

Great!

Very impressive but the maintenance not really good, too many visitor come here and draw their name on the temple

Hindu Temples built more than a 1000 years ago.

Hictorical place of Cham ethics.

Beautiful view of the sorroundings. Well kept original Champa temples. The place is usually not too busy, so you can relax and feel its former days.

Fresh air. Old religious temple constructions bring your feelings to a different culture. Great to see.

Gorgeous at Sunset. The golden hue reflect on the tower is beautiful. And you get to see the Phan Rang city view 360 degree.

Nice place to go in Thap Cham - hinduistic temple of Shiva on the top of a hill.

Nice place to visit 🙏🏻