1; 3; 4; 6 (Tháp Đôi)

Well worth a visit if you have a spare couple of hours. It took about 30 minutes to cycle from near the bus station / Big C. It's free to visit and interesting to see.

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The tower was built at the end of the 12th century, this is a Binh Dinh tourist site with an impressive, unique and unique structure consisting of 2 towers next to each other along the North-South axis. Thap Doi is a famous tourist destination that attracts tourists to come to learn about a civilization of the ancient Champa kingdom.

Thap Doi is a historical and cultural relic that attracts many tourists in Binh Dinh in particular and Cham culture in general. The reason is called Twin Tower because the two towers stand parallel to each other. In the two towers, the North tower is bigger and less degraded than the South tower.nThe North Tower is quite well balanced, with a tight architectural layout. The main door faces east, protruding ahead by four layers of pillars, shrinking towards the entrance. Corresponding to the cylindrical layers are four layers of arches with pointed nose, both sides are decorated with symmetrical patterns. The other three walls had three fake doors that repeated the same decoration as the main door but were smaller in size. The roof of the tower has many layers, smaller to the top. Around the frills are 21 exquisite dancing figures with different poses that look very lively. In the middle of the separation between the roof and the body of the tower is decorated with a meditation monk image, the two sides have symmetrical adoration elephants.nThe South Tower has a structure similar to the North Tower, but in the roof, instead of the female dancers, the decorative carvings show a herd of 13 deer with very different looks that look very mischievous and lively. . Currently this monument is ranked as an art and architecture monument at the national level. Entrance fee is 7000vnd (with parking for 3000vnd / car)

Twin towers, a symbol of the remaining ethnic crab people, is really a relic, cultural heritage of Vietnamese people