Po Sah Inu Cham Towers,Vietnam

• Main tower structures of the Po Sah Inu complex (typical Cham prang-style towers)
• Sandstone lintels and bas-relief decorations with Hindu-Buddhist motifs
• Elevated site offering panoramic views over nearby Phan Rang–Tháp Chàm and surrounding countryside
• Nearby Cham cultural sites and local markets in Phan Rang

• Distinctive red-brick Cham architecture and corbelled roof forms
• Intricate sandstone carvings and decorative lintels
• Compact, well-preserved complex that is easily explored on foot
• Scenic setting ideal for sunset photography

• Guided or self-guided exploration of the towers and carved details
• Photography of architecture, carvings and panoramic views
• Learning about Cham history and religious practices (look for local guides or interpretive panels)
• Combine with a visit to nearby Cham museum(s), markets and coastal attractions

Dry season (October–April) when skies are clearer and daytime heat is milder; early morning or late afternoon visits are most comfortable and offer the best light for photography.

Ninh Thuận has an arid to semi-arid climate: hot and dry much of the year, with a short rainy season. Expect strong sun and warm temperatures—bring sun protection and water.

Small or modest entrance fee may apply (fees vary and can change); typical visiting hours are roughly 07:00–17:00, but verify locally. Fees and opening times are subject to local management and seasonal adjustments.

Nearest city: Phan Rang–Tháp Chàm (Ninh Thuận). Access by road from Nha Trang (Cam Ranh area), Ho Chi Minh City or local buses. The site often involves uphill steps and uneven surfaces—not fully wheelchair accessible. Limited on-site facilities; wear sturdy shoes and be prepared for sun exposure.

Plan 1–2 hours to explore the towers, take photos and enjoy views; combine with visits to local museums, markets or nearby Cham sites for a half-day or full-day outing.

Lightweight, breathable clothing, sunhat, sunscreen, comfortable walking shoes, reusable water bottle. If attending a religious ceremony, dress modestly (shoulders and knees covered) out of respect.

Try regional specialties in Phan Rang–Tháp Chàm such as fresh seafood, local rice and grilled dishes, and local fruit/wine (Ninh Thuận wine and grapes are notable). Souvenirs include Cham-inspired handicrafts, textiles, carved stone replicas and local pottery.