(Info) 🎊National Treasure - Heritage Exhibition Held in the Heart of Da Nang🎊

Da Nang (hosted by the Museum of Cham Sculpture) National Treasures – "Heritage at the Heart of Da Nang" Exhibition Held *The first-ever exhibition of Da Nang's 19 national treasures!! The Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture holds and exhibits 12 national treasures, including the Tra Kieu Altar, the Apsara of Tra Kieu, the My Son E1 Pedestal, the Brahma Birth Pedestal of My Son E1, the Ganesha statue, the Shiva of My Son C1, the Bodhisattva Tara, the Dong Duong Altar, the Dancing Shiva of Phong Le, the Uma of Chanh Lo, the Gajasimha statue, and the Dragon-Devouring Makara Naga sculpture.

KHIUNG - QUỐCNG • November 16, 2025 It is said that citizens and tourists will have the opportunity to admire the 19 national treasures preserved by the city through the exhibition 'National Treasures - Heritage at the Heart of Da Nang,' hosted by the Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture. ⭐️National Treasures - Heritage at the Heart of Da Nang⭐️ · Date — From November 19 to December 25 · Venue — Exhibition space of the Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture This event is the museum's major event commemorating the 20th anniversary of Vietnam's Cultural Heritage Day (November 23, 2005 - December 25, 2025). During this period, the organizing committee exhibited 14 national treasures as original artifacts, along with 2 versions and It is said to contain the process of discovering, researching, and preserving 19 national treasures, including 19 photographic materials. Of the 14 artifacts exhibited this time, 12 have long been kept and displayed at the Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture, and the 2 Dong Son cultural artifacts—the Dong Son drum and the Dong Son tower—are private collection items belonging to Mr. Lương Hoàng Long, It seems they have been preserving it. Especially since the Bodhisattva statue was originally stored in a special warehouse, it had only been introduced at diplomatic events. At this exhibition, it will be first specially revealed to the general public, and what is even more remarkable is that after the previously lost snail and lotus flower details have been restored, the complete form will be revealed for the first time. It is said to be a highly anticipated exhibition.

And apart from the original artifacts, it seems that the Ekamukhalinga/Linga head — featuring the head of a deity and the head of the god Shiva — held by the Mỹ Sơn World Cultural Heritage Management Board and the Da Nang Museum II (formerly the Quang Nam Museum), will also be on display. Since original works will be exhibited, I'd really recommend that those of you who are very interested in Vietnamese culture pay a visit to the National Treasure exhibition — "Heritage at the Heart of Da Nang" — hosted and organized by the Museum of Cham Sculpture.