A traditional musical instrument performance at the Po Sah Inu Tower relic site, offering visitors an additional cultural experience. (Photo: VNA)
Tourists watching a demonstration of Cham brocade weaving. (Photo: VNA)
Cham pottery products are widely used by tourism facilities and resorts for decoration, creating unique highlights. (Photo: VNA)
An artisan demonstrates traditional Cham pottery making for visitors. (Photo: VNA)
The ancestral grave-visiting ritual during the Ramuwan festival is a unique feature of Cham spiritual life, attracting researchers and tourists alike. (Photo: VNA)
The Po Sah Inu Tower relic site is an indispensable cultural destination on journeys to explore Lam Dong’s coastal area. (Photo: VNA)
Pathways at Muine Bay Resort, Mui Ne ward, Lam Dong province, are decorated with Cham pottery. (Photo: VNA)
Lam Dong taps Cham cultural values for tourism development
The coastal areas of Lam Dong province are not only famous for sunshine, wind, blue sea and white sand, but also home to the distinctive cultural heritage of the Cham community. With a history spanning thousands of years, both tangible and intangible cultural values of the Cham people there are being preserved, honoured, and gradually promoted for sustainable tourism development.
