Da Nang Cham Sculpture Museum Ticket


Select date, number of people, enter the name of one user, then place the order;
After successful payment, check your email or mobile message, present the e‑ticket QR code at the entrance ticket office for check‑in;
Monday to Sunday 07:00‑17:00, if business hours are adjusted, please refer to the display on the day;
02 Đ. 2 Tháng 9, Phường, Hải Châu, Đà Nẵng 550000 Vietnam;
Admission ticket, museum website audio guide (only available when connected to museum Wi‑Fi);
Guide, hotel round‑trip transfer, transportation costs, other personal expenses;
Same price for adults and children;
(1) Audio guide available in English/French/Vietnamese;
(2) Dangerous items (e.g., bottles, firecrackers, laser pointers) and items that may interfere with other participants are prohibited from entry;
(3) Pets are not allowed, except for guide dogs with identification;
(4) Intoxicated persons may be denied entry or service and no refund will be given;
(5) Smoking and drinking are prohibited; if found by staff, immediate removal from the venue will be required;
(6) Single entry only;

Located in the heart of Da Nang City, Vietnam, the Museum of Cham Sculpture invites you to travel back in time and explore the historical relics of the ancient Champa Kingdom that once flourished along the central coast of Vietnam. The museum houses the world's largest collection of Cham artefacts, showcasing over 400 masterpieces crafted from sandstone, terracotta, and bronze, dating from the 5th to the 15th centuries.





You will marvel at the majestic statues of Hindu and Buddhist deities, intricately carved reliefs, and national treasures that reflect the artistic achievements and spiritual life of the Cham people. The museum's elegant French‑Cham architectural style and tranquil courtyards add to its timeless charm, making it a must‑visit attraction for history enthusiasts and culture lovers alike.




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