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The Danang Cham Museum, located in the heart of Danang City, Vietnam, also known as the Danang Cham Sculpture Museum, is the largest museum of Cham stone sculpture in Vietnam. The museum boasts a rich collection of stone sculptures, including human and animal figures, as well as various Cham architectural stone carvings. Its collection of Cham artifacts from across the country has earned it the reputation of being a gem of Danang.
November-February
2 hours
40000.0 VND
07:00-17:30
The Danang Cham Museum, established in 1915, is dedicated to preserving the cultural heritage of the Champa civilization that once dominated central and southern Vietnam. The museum houses one of the most significant collections of Cham artifacts in the world, offering a deep dive into the art, religion, and daily life of this ancient kingdom.
The Danang Cham Museum is located at 2 Thang 9 Street in central Danang, Vietnam. It is easily accessible by taxi, public bus, or walking from the city center. The museum is also a short distance from popular attractions like the Han River and the Marble Mountains.
The museum is open from 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM daily. The best time to visit is early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the crowds, especially during weekends and holidays.
The entrance fee for the Danang Cham Museum is approximately 30,000 VND for adults and 10,000 VND for children. Tickets can be purchased at the museum's ticket counter upon arrival. There is no online booking system available.
Booking tickets in advance is not necessary. You can buy tickets directly at the museum entrance.
It takes about 1-2 hours to fully explore the museum, depending on your interest in Cham history and art. If you plan to visit the outdoor sculpture garden as well, an additional 30 minutes is recommended.
Guided tours are available in Vietnamese and English. Audio guides in multiple languages, including English, French, and Vietnamese, can also be rented at the museum.
Start with the main hall to view the most important artifacts and sculptures. Then, move to the exhibition about the history of the Champa Kingdom. Don’t miss the outdoor sculpture garden and the museum’s courtyard, which are both accessible at the end of the visit.
The museum does not offer night visits or light shows. However, special exhibitions may be held periodically, so it's worth checking the museum’s schedule before visiting.
The museum can be crowded during weekends and public holidays, especially in the afternoons. The least crowded times to visit are in the morning on weekdays, particularly Tuesday to Thursday.
The museum has clean toilets and a small gift shop offering Cham-inspired souvenirs. There are no food or drink facilities inside the museum, but nearby cafes and restaurants provide refreshments.
The Danang Cham Museum is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators for easy access to all floors. It is also suitable for children, with many interactive and educational displays.
Cash payments are preferred at the museum, although some nearby shops and restaurants may accept mobile payments such as MoMo or ZaloPay. Credit card payment options are limited inside the museum.
Vegetarian and vegan food options are available at some nearby restaurants. Halal food is less common, but there are a few Muslim-friendly restaurants in Danang.
The museum has a small souvenir shop offering Cham-themed crafts, such as miniature sculptures, textiles, and jewelry. Other souvenir shops are located around the city, offering local crafts and Vietnamese goods.
