Ponagar Temple

Ponagar Temple is an ancient Hindu temple complex located in the city of Nha Trang in Vietnam. It is said to have been constructed by the Cham people in the 8th century. It is home to seven towering towers that are dedicated to the goddess of the sea, Thien Y Ana. The temple is filled with intricate carvings of figures and narratives from Hindu mythology. These carvings are said to have been commissioned by a 14th-century Cham king. The temple is still an important pilgrimage site for Hindus and Buddhism, and it also holds cultural festivals regularly. The temple grounds boast of an array of flora and fauna, with visitors appreciating its serene and idyllic setting.