Poshanu Cham Tower

Poshanu Cham Tower is a group of Cham Hindu temple towers located on Ong Hoang Hill in Phu Hai Ward, Phan Thiet City, Lam Dong Province. Built between the late 8th and 9th centuries during the Cham Kingdom, the complex is dedicated to the Hindu deity Shiva. It is one of the well-preserved Cham architectural remains in southern Vietnam and is notable for its brick construction, hilltop setting overlooking Phan Thiet, and cultural value.

Visitors can expect a small hilltop complex of three main brick towers in Cham architectural style, with the main tower best preserved. The site sits on Ong Hoang Hill offering panoramic views of Phan Thiet City and the coastline. Visitors can explore the tower exteriors and interior shrine area, view decorative brickwork and linga-yoni remnants, visit a small exhibition hall displaying Cham artifacts and cultural information, and take photographs of the towers and surrounding landscape.

Built in the late 8th to 9th century during the Cham Kingdom, the Poshanu Cham Towers were constructed as Hindu temples dedicated to Shiva. The complex originally had more structures, with three towers remaining today. It reflects Cham brick-building techniques and religious architecture and was later restored and preserved as a national historical and cultural relic.

The towers are an important example of Cham culture and Hindu religious heritage in southern Vietnam, associated with the worship of Shiva and Princess Po Sah Inu, after whom the site is named. The site remains a cultural symbol for the Cham community and hosts traditional Cham performances and the annual Kate Festival celebrations.