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This 7th-century temple is known as a locus of the Cham worship tradition in Central Vietnam, but it was also used by Buddhist and Chinese worshippers. Visitors there will see only four modest earthen towers, but the complex was originally built as a group of seven or eight buildings. This revered holy site was visited by worshippers even before the temples were built, as early as 300 A.D.